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B-C 3 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1934 While Colonists Reopen Their Long Island Activities Planned a -t, I iv A its t-" -S 1 A a 4" Brooklyn girlt who are membert of the graduating riant at Extensive, Plans Made for Packer Institute Graduation East Hampton Residents Plan for Gay Season Smith College ore, left to right, Mitt Jarqueline Sanford, who wat a member of the clatt crew; Mitt Irma Mettdelson, who receired an honorary trholarthip, wal a member of the clatt crew and will be in the Creek tenior commencement play Mitt Dorothy Loeb, who wat a member of I'hi Kappa Pti, honorary tociely, a member of the prett board, on managing ttaff of Weekly, the college newtpnper, and member of the Smith College Astociation for Christian Work; Mist Rosaline I'earl Sadoff, who wat a member of the Why Club and of Phi lieta Kappa; Mitt Ruth Holiner, Mist Kleanor Mmdelson, who wilt be in the Creek tenior commencement play; Mist Vera Meiselas, who wat a member of the Social Science Club; Mist Freda Rameltan, who wat a member of the Italian Club and wat on the. dean't list; Mist Winifred Andrewt lngraham and Mitt Julia Reynold Vaughun mal seaside luncheons and teas were ness, Miss Dorothy McDonald; Friendliness, Miss Virginia Gallagher; Vivacity. Miss Enid Lock-wood; Versatility, Miss Barbara Buck; Good Sportsmanship, Miss Elizabeth Johnston. All of the members of the graduating class will take part in a color pageant and a dance by the class Pitt, who wat a member of the glee club and businett manager of the. prett board, will be in the tenior Greek play.

Nativity Alumnae Luncheon And Bridge Event of Yesterday On Bossert Marine Roof The Nativity Alumnae Luncheon was held yesterday on the Marine Roof of the Bossert Hotel, with the Rt. Rev. Monsignor John L. Bed ford as the guest of honor. Bridge followed the luncheon.

Mr. John Wallace, president of the alumnae, welcomed the guests. Among those attending were Mrs. James P. Brady, Mrs.

Anna Bren-nan, Mrs. David Burgen, Mrs. Sadie Campbell Connor, Mrs. Joseph Cummings, Mrs. Thomas Corry, Ms.

William Joseph Geary, Mrs. John Goodwin, Mrs. Frank Meenan, Mrs. Joseph Neustadt, Mrs. John H.

Muller, Mrs. Frank J. W. Reilly. Mrs.

Thomas Rochford, Mrs. James Eugene Freel, Mrs. Peter Winches ter Rouss, Mrs. John J. Savage.

Mrs. George Tilt, Mrs. J. Post Gan non and the Misses Helen Brislin, Ann Burke, Lulu Burke, Alice Campbell, Madge Carberry, Rhoda Clark, Theresa Connolly, Marie Doyle, Eva Doran, Clara Fleming Katherine Fleming. Josephine Flynn, Katherine Grogan, May Keveny, Mary McCarthy, Elizabeth Schaaf, Madeline Slane, Eleanor Tevlin, Marie Tevlin, Katherine Van Westering and Minnie Mundy.

Bridge Patronesses Announced For St. Benedict Moor Mission At the bridge and tea given at the Knights of Columbus for the benefit of the mission of St. Benedict the Moor on Thursday, Mrs. James J. HefTernan and Mrs.

John Donovan will pour tea. Among the patronesses will be Mrs. John Callahan, Mrs. Joseph L. Kelly, Mrs.

Joseph H. McNally. Mrs. John Quigley, Mrs. Samuel A.

McElroy, Mrs. Charles Magulre, Mrs. A. D. Craft, Mrs.

K. Detweiler, Mrs. Joseph Noonan, Mrs. Michael Noonan, Mrs. Thomas Faster, Mrs.

John Talbot, Mrs. John Goett. Mrs. Luke Wilson, Mrs. Richard Conly.

Mrs. Anthony Burke, Mrs. Jaseph Sullivan, Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs. William Struck, Mrs.

Edward Sta-pleton, Mrs. John Fox. Mis. Benjamin Crafer and Mrs. Hugh Copland and the Misses Alma Gleason, Agnes O'Rourke, Frances.

Grace and Scuta Simonnet, Marie Dool-ing, Kay Waters, Mary Seward, Cora Kohner, Marie Reannie, Ann Fagan, Kathryn Fagan, Margaret Markey, Ann Hickey, Elizabeth Noonan, Agnes McCaffrey, Eleanor McCaffrey and Elizabeth Houses Miss Jane Tobin Married To Donald F. McManus in Port Washington Other Newt Port Washington, June 2 Th marriage of Miss Jane Tobln, daughter of Mrs. Joshua Tobin Manhattan and Davis Road, Port Washington Estates, to Donald F. McManus, son of Mr. and Mrs.Ter-rence F.

McManus of Manhattan, was solemnized today at the Church St. Peter of Alcantara by the Rev. Sylvester J. Tobin. A small reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride's mother for the immediate members of the two families.

Mrs. Caswell Adams, sister of the bride, served as matron honor and only attendant and Robert C. McManus acted as best man for his brother. The bride Is the niece of Kathleen Norris, tha well known novelist. Joshua Tobin, son of Mrs.

Tobin and brother of the bride, is spending several days home from Fordham to attend the wedding. Raymond Peterson of Litchfield Road, the Estates, who recently re turned from a trip to the Pacific Coast, left this week for Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. William Bray of St.

Louis, are the guests of Mr. Bray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bray of Port Washington Boulevard.

The officers of the Young Republican Recruits will hold a dinner-dance on June 14 at the Garden City Casino, Garden City. Among those who will attend from Port Washington are Mr. and Mrs. William Fearon, Miss Constance Alexander, Herman Stuetzer and Frank Engelman. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Brown of Carlton accompanied by their daughter, Miss Peggy Brown, have been spending several days as the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gracey of Penn Yan, N. Y.

Arthur H. Johnston of Manhattan has taken the home of Mrs. Bettie Percival Maxwell at Sands Point for the Summer Miss Dorothy Weitzner of Port Washington Terrace is vacationing; at Saranac. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Were of Manhattan are the guests of Mrs. Eleanor Mitchell of South Bayles Ave. William Denniston of Plandome entertained several guests on his yacht on Thursday to welcome tha fleet. Among the guests were Mrs. Carl Hotopp.

Mi.ss Evelyn Hotopp and Mrs. Walter Huethwohl, all of Port Washington. Dr. H. N.

Morton of Schermerhorn Brooklyn, is spending the weekend on his yacht, the Giatan, moored off the Knickerbocker Yacht Club. Mrs. Herbert S. Irwin of Davis Road, Port Washington Estates, will be hastess at her home on Wednesday to the members of her bridge club. The members include Mrs.

Daniel Croucher. Mrs. W. W. Cox, Mrs.

Archie McKeige, Mrs. E. O. Prior Leahy, Mrs. Charles Sprague, Mrs.

Charles Hrper and Mrs. Carr Westcott. Mr. and Mrs. John Ettl are on their houseboat for the season, after spending the Winter at their home on Reid Ave.

Mrs. Robert H. Crawford has returned to her home on Reid Ave. for the season, after spending the past several months at the Hotel Wolcott. Manhattan.

She is accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Georgietta Wallace of Mackey Ave. is entertaining her sister from Newburgh. N.

Y. The members of the Port Washington Play Troupe, under the direction of Mrs. Constance Rankin, presented "The World We Live In," by Jasef and Carel Capek, last night and tonight on the lawns of the homes of Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Cedrie Crowell of the Port Washington Estates. Those who appeared in the cast included Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Colin Gwynne, John Stewart. Boyd Lipsett.

Homer Baetlett, Robert Bartlett. Mary Lou Kinney. Paul Nicholson. Mary Bauer. Aileen Hasset.

Mr. and Mrv Grenville Anderson. Kingsley Poyn-ter. Hermon Brock, Earl Krautter, Ralph Rankin, Dr. Robert Ackerly, Ward Davidson Dana Moran, Continued on Pace 4 THREE-DAY SPECIAL 10 $3.00 (Regular tiimmer price, 12 I.eon., DANCING Piano, Dnimatic Art I 11 roll at (inrc.

Only a limitf mi tn her nf si ml ni arcrplf it (his price. Kr-r rvatinn mint be made Ik turf in. W'f dnrsday, hinr Mh, at STACE ARTS SCHOOL linoni 206 Kaffir Itlilg. 305 V( ahintmi Sl Rninklvn HUin i-lllR Honored Guests Will Attend St. Joseph's College Assn.

Annual Luncheon on Saturday The guests of honor for the annual luncheon of St. Joseph's College Alumnae Association, which will be held on Saturday at the Park Lane, will be Mrs. Gilbert P. Murphy, recently re-elected president of the association; the Misses Margaret Normile, retiring vice president, and Genevieve D'Albora, vice president-elect; Cecilia Trunz, reelected financial secretary; Margaret Reilly, re-elected corresponding secretary; Rita McCaffrey, reelected treasurer; Dorothy Demp-sey, president of the class of '34; Alice O'Reilly, the retiring president of the Undergraduate Association; Marie Mulligan, the toastmis-tress, -and Geraldine McMahon, the chairman of the luncheon. This year the event serves a dou ble purpose the reception of the class of 34 into the association and the climax of alumnae week, which is being held in conjunction with senior week festivities at the college.

The committees and the sub- chairmen assisting Miss McMahon are: Hotel, Miss Agnes Corry, chairman, and the Misses Mary Hodgins, Helen Kenny, Gertrude Jones, Caroline Corcoran, Regina Munz Meyer, Frances Smith, Genevieve Archipoli Kelly; table arrangements. Miss Genevieve D'Albora, chairman, and the Misses Regina Cogan, Rita King, Eleanor Parks. Mildred Hines, Mary Cronin, Julia McDonald; seating arrangements, Miss Mary Camper McGinnis. chairman, and the Misses Marie Manno, Amy Bonnet, Jewel McKeon, Elva Rockefeller, Mary Stack, Genevieve Oliver and Mrs, Norbert Smith; entertainment, Miss Margaret Ferry, chairman, and the Misses' Marie Mulligan. Kathleen Mulroonev.

Anne Kirgan. Ethel Sullivan and Ann Marie Dolan; publicity, Miss Catherine G. Bett, chairman, and the Misses Katherine Frey, Emma Bergen, Anna Dunnigan, Rose Cul-ligan and Agnes Comerford. Toal Benedict Mrs. Daniel C.

Toal of 1044 E. 19th St. has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Blanchfield Toal, to William Stanley Benedict, son of Mrs. Jane Benedict of Brooklyn and the late William Marsh Benedict. The wedding will take place in August.

Among those of local interest who will graduate from the College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent, N. on Thursday, June 14. are Miss Genevieve Duffy, daughter of Mr. Continued from Page 2 Vandcrlee. Dramatic Committee Mr.

Christie, Gordon McCoy, John Happell, Mr. Jones, Harold Meyer, Edward T. Miller, Mr. Parr, Prank Price, Miss Rosaland Reisch, Victor Reusch, Herbert Schwenson, Harold Stoll, Richard Suydam, Miss Dorothy Thomas and Leonard Wort-man. Mrs.

Milton A. Cordner is chairman of the Publicity Committee, which includes Mrs. Robert S. Arcularius, Miss Dorothy Parr and Charles A. Graeber.

Mount Saint Vincent Alumnae Reception Will Be Tuesday The alumnae association of the College of Mount Saint Vincent will hold a reception Tuesday evening at the Hotel plaza, 5th Ave. and 59th Manhattan. Mrs. James E. Dougherty, chairman of the reception committee, will be assisted by the following officers: Mrs.

E. Borgid Butly, Mrs. David J. Donovan the Misses Olive Carroll. Marguerite Cunningham, Marie Meehan, Christine Denereny, Jane Maxey and Claire Sullivan.

Among the members from Brooklyn who will attend are Mrs. Theodore A. Madden, Mrs. Arthur Hugh Kelly. Mrs.

John Galvin Mrs. Leonard Malone, Mrs. Louis G. Buisson. Miss Mary T.

Hughes, Miss Marie R. Madden and Mrs. Alma Madden. Mrs. F.

C. Kuehnle Will Be Hostess to Mary Murray, D. A. R. The Mary Murray Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be entertained at a luncheon at the home of the regent, Mrs.

F. C. Kuehnle, 910 West End on Saturday. There will be a short Flag Day program at which time the flag baes which the members have filled for the purpose of purchasing chapter colors, will be collected and plans for the Fall meetings will be discussed. Miss Elwina Clair McAllister Engaged to Adrian J.

Etzel Mr. and Mrs. James P. McAllister of 1510 Albemarle Road and Belle Terre announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elwina Clair McAllister, to Adrian John Etzel of Brooklyn and Monroe, N. at a tea yesterday afternoon.

Erick Von Frauenloab, Miss McAllister's Great Dane, a gift from Mr. Etelz. appeared wearing a huge white bow from which rung a placard announcing the engagement. Each guest received a miniature Great Dane statue. Among the guests were Mrs.

George F. Etzel, Mrs. H. J. Rendich, Mrs.

C. Victor Gayton, Mrs. Paul J. Etzel, Mrs. David J.

Roach Mrs. Anthony J. McAllister, Mrs. James P. McAllister Mrs.

Michael Et zel, Mrs. Alfred C. Etzel, Mrs.George A. Etzel, Mrs. Rudolph Taub, Mrs.

George Driscoll Mrs. Jack Stras-el. Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. A.

O'Connor. Mrs. Drewrader. Mrs. Jack O'Shea, Mrs.

George Shiebler, Mrs. Robert A. Hunter, Mrs. Raymond McGill. Mrs.

James Wallace and Mrs. Cyril J. Arian, the Misses Dorothy Carr, Irene Carroll, Lillie Harrigan. Gertrude Roach, Edith Lothus, Eleanor Lynch, Janet Martin, Kay Kearney, Catherine McAllister, Margaret McNeill, Ghreta Mullane, Rosemary Hearns, Claire Collins. Jane Burden, Marie Etzel.

ppg Porter. Theresa McAllister, Lois Rendich, Dorothy McAllister, Frances Tierney, Peggy Sullivan and Eleanor Coin. Miss Doyle Honored The Misses Ethel and Evelyn Mc-Cotter were hostesses at their home yesterday at a personal shower for Miss Catharine Doyle, who is the fiancee of John D. Connelly. Their guests were the Misses Eleanor Doyle, Margaret Bruning, Nan Boyle, Agnes L.

Gill, Agnes Whyte and Mrs. Raymond Freeman, Mrs. George Duffrin, Mrs. Francis Miester. Ringside Table Holders for "Fleet's In Ball" June 13 Ringside table holders who will entertain Admiral and Mrs.

Yates Sterling, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Reginald Belknap and officers of the United States Navy, at the "Fleet's In Ball," which will be given at the Columbia Yacht Club, Wednesday. June 13, for the benefit of the Bnys Brotherhood Republic, Include Mrs. E. Marshall Field, Gene Tunney, Mrs.

Edward P. F. Pagan, Thomas J. Lewis, Mrs. I.

Sheldon Tilney, Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. Ganson Baldwin, Mrs. Harry J. King and the Countess de Mal-roy.

Debutantes who will model In the "Parade of Fashions for Yachting" Include Eulalle Ashmore, Ann Mitchell, Barbara Hoge, Reva Tonnele, Dorothy Shelby Siems, Gloria Braggiottl, Betty Schuster. Evelyn Sloan, Peggy Sykes, Mary I. Brown. Elizabeth Suvdam. Mrs.

Theodore Fitz Randolph, Beatrice Hudson, Ethelyn Talbott. Lucette Colvin and Mrs. Ganson Baldwin, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew M.

Glllen luirl their daughter. Miss Sherlev Glllrn of mm Colonial Road, will leave on Thursday for a trip to South America and Panama. Class Day exercises, celebrating the graduation of the 80th class from the Packer Collegiate Institute, will be held in the Packer garden on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Commencement exercises will be held on Monday evening, June 11, in the chapel of the Packer Institute. Dr.

John H. Denbigh, principal of the Packer, will preside at the commencement exercises. A feature of the Class Day exercises of the class of 1934, of which Miss Dorothy Snyder is president, will be a tableau entitled "Macte Virtute," the motto of the Packer, which translated means "Grow in Courage." Miss Lingagail Darling, president of the work shop, and Miss Laura Michel, editor of the Packer Current Items, the Packer monthly publication, both of whom are members of the graduating class, conceived the tableau, which has been prepared under the direction of Miss Winifred Waid, dramatics instructor. Miss Eleanor Taylor, vice president of the senior class, is chairman of the committee in charge of Class Day arrangements. The tableau shows the 1934 class entering high school In 1928, as represenetd by Miss Margaret Dun- lop, '34, and led by Alma Mater, represented by Miss Snyder through the Packer until the present time, when the class today will be represenetd by Miss Ada Denton, '34, president of the Student Council.

During the years at Packer the class meets and attains twelve virtues. The twelve virtues will be repre-cented by members fthe graduating class: Courtesy, Miss Marjorie Alexander; Sincerity, Miss Margaret Grimmer; Loyalty, Miss Ruth Breitweiser; Reliability, Miss Elizabeth Willets; Perseverance, Miss Florence Wetmore; Tactfulness, Miss Dorothy Lahey; Generosity, Miss Catherine Gordon; Natural June Festival of L. I. Baptist Children's Home Will Be Held on Saturday The June Festival of the Children's Home of the Long Lsland Baptist Association at Avenue and Ocean Ave. will be held on Saturday from 2 until 6 o'clock at the home.

Mrs. B. R. Rice is general chairman. The festival will be sponsored by the auxiliary board of directors of which Mrs.

E. A. Tanner is president. Mrs. George Burgoyne will have charge of refreshments and Miss Evelyn Eaves will be in charge of homemade cakes and candy.

Mrs. Charles Satterley is in charge of the publicity. The children of the home will entertain and an Inspection of the buildings will be held. Mrs. Ernest A.

Ash Hostess At Evening Musical at Home Mrs. Ernest A. Ash entertained at a musical at her home, 793 Ocean last evening when Miss Dorothy Reddall gave a piano recital. Among the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Becker, Mr. and Mrs. John Brierly, Mrs.

Harold Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Behrens, Mr. and Mrs. John Braun, Mr.

and Mrs. William C. Bowden, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Leroy Coghill, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Coryall, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederic Davidson, Carlyle Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Little, Mr. and Mrs.

Beverly Moffet, Mr. and Mrs. George Muhlenberg. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Settle, Mrs. Elva Dean, Mrs. Rose Elias, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finkler, Mr.

and Mrs. John Feely, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gnad, Mrs. Marguerite Gianella, Mr.

and Mrs. William Hodgens, Mrs. Mabel Hart, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Humbert. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jelenek, Mine.

Emma Richard Kaster, Samuel Kates, Sidney D. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Peckham, Mr. and Mrs.

Manus Peterson, Mrs. Victoria Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Sloat, Mrs. Abble Suydam, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Tollefson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weir. Also the Misses Martha Brierly, Lillian Brough.

Lydia Berg, Meta Christensen, Marie Curtis, Alice M. Chambers, Gertrude Dowd, Anna L. Dwyer, Mae Etts, Florence Finker, Anna M. Harber, Isabel Lowden, Anna Lynch and May Riley. St.

John's Auxiliary Will Have Last General Meeting St. John's University Auxiliary will hold its last general meeting for this season on Tuesday evening. Miss Mary G. Cox is the president. A musical program will be held under the direction of Mrs.

Francis J. Fuchs. The University Glee Club will sing. The president for the coming year will be Installed on this occufclon. The Rev.

and Mrs. Alfred Price of 1063 81st St. will leave on June 5th lor Kcnncbunkport, where they will be until Sept. 10 at the Colonial home of Mrs. Price mother on Mill Lane, which has recently been purchased by Mrs.

J. E. Van Dyke. East Hampton, June 2 Summer plans for East Hampton are practically completed; It promises to be a gay season, with many families that formerly summered abroad changing, with the changing dollar, to eastern Long Island. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Wanner are newcomers to the colony here, taking Mrs. Ring W. Lardner's dune house, while Mrs. Lardner and her sons will occupy Frederick Seymour's place on Forest Lane.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Webb, who have the Morris estate on Lily Pond Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R.

Hendrix, recently arrived from London, in the E. T. Dayton house: Jesse Hoyt. in Mrs. H.

Murray La Monte's Woods Lane cottage; Miss Alma A. Clarke in the Worthington house on Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilcox, in Mrs. Norman Barns' cottage, are all additions to East Hampton's usual group.

Mrs. Jaseph Magee of Brooklyn has rented Mrs. T. M. Barns' Fith- ian Lane house for her first East Hampton season.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arthur Bints have taken the Burkhardt house on Apaquogue Road; Mrs. Bints is the former Mrs. Catherine Clarke Whitmarsh Clarke who spent her girlhood in Brooklyn Mr.

and Mrs. T. Grant Caldwell who are again ocupying the Wiborg estate on the dunes; Mrs. W. Sterling Peters, Mrs.

John Frelinghuy- sen Talmage and her son, John D. Talmage; Miss Mary Grace Rasch, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel de Beixedon Mrs. John Mason Knox and Miss Knox are other Brooklyn residents summering here as usual.

The Maidstone Club has been opened for weekend luncheons, golf and tennis, since May 19, although the gala formal opening does not take place until the first Saturday dinner dance at the end of this month. Julian S. Myrick is again the club's president; E. Clifford Potter is the new chairman of the House Committee. It is expected that cab ana entertaining will be more pop ular than ever this season; infor- and Mrs.

John J. Duffy of 493 1st Miss Grace Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Walsh of 8006 Fort Hamilton Parkway, and Miss Marion Flanagan of 48 3d Riverhead.

Invitations have been Issued by the trustees and faculty of Froebel Academy for the commencement exercises of the class of 1934 in the community house of St. Bartholomew's Church, 1227 Pacific on Wednesday evening. Leonard H. Calvert, headmaster of Marquand School, will give the address. Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce B. Goslin of 3720 Avenue entertained Miss Kathryn Beyea, fiance of Harry Burnett, at a shower at their home recently. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burnett, Mr.

and Mrs. William Karran, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Goslin. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Waterson, Mrs. Margaret Faragher, Mrs.

Maude Owen and the Misss Mabel Burnett. Eleanor Waterson and Alice Burnett. Long Island Society Miss Isabel G. Gardiner And Olney B. Main Jr.

Will Be Married June 16 The marriage of Miss Isabel Gardiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Gardiner of East Hampton, to Olney Blanchard Mairs son of Mr. and Mrs. Olney B.

Mairs of Manhattan and East Hampton, will take place in St. Luke's Episcopal Church, East Hampton on Saturday afternoon. June 16. The Rev. William Grainger, the rector, will perform the ceremony, which will be followed by a reception for a few intimate friends and relatives of the two families.

Miss Frances Dulaney Gardiner, younger sister of the bride, will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will include the Misses Alice du Pont of Wilmington. Elizabeth Campbell of Manhattan and East Hampton, Dorothy Willing Randolph of Middleburg, a cousin of the bride-to-be. and Mrs. Martin Henry, sister of Mr. Mairs.

Miss Constance Mairs, younger sister of the bridegroom, will be a flower girl The best man will be Ogden Hammond Jr. and the ushers will include Frederick Pierson, Winthrop Gardiner Burcluv Cook. Martin Henry, Alfred Beadleston, Bryan Sheedy und Philip Livingston Jones. Miss Gardiner Is a descendant of Lord Lion Gardiner, who was given Gardiner's Lsland by royal grant in 1639. The first child of English pairntase to be bnm In New York Stale was the daughter of Lord Gardiner, born on this Island, which Is still In possesion of the family.

very much the thing last year. Each cabana this year will be equipped with a white flag to be raised on a little mast when a waiter is wanted. The Riding Club of which Wil liam C. Morgan is president, is plan ning its annual Horse Show for the first week in August. Dr.

Dudley Roberts is a former Brooklyn resident on the Board of Governors of the Riding Club who hunts regularly in the weekly meets of the Suffolks Hounds. The Devon Yacht Club on Gardiner's Bay is planning its usual series of yacht races and will again be represented in the International Star Class races. The Maidstone Arms has been open since Easter, and its sister hotel, the Maidstone Inn, will open the end of June with a large book ing. Mrs. Howard Franklin Beebe and her daughters, the Misses Vera, Claire and Doris Beebe of Broooklyn will arrive on the opening day as usual.

Another early season event will be the unusualy elaborate celebration of the birthday of John Howard Payne, poet of "Home, Sweet Home" fame, who wrote the song in memory of his childhood home on Main here. On June 9 there will not onlv be open house at the Payne shrine, the vine-covered cottage now owned by the village, and singing of the famous song, a talk on Payne's boyhood by the Rev. E. E. Eells of the Presbyterian Church, here, but also a reception at Guild Hall, the historic Clinton Academy and the East Hampton Free Library.

At Guild Hall an exhibition of East Hampton antiques, to remain on view for several weeks, will be opened that day. Hamilton King. well-known artist of Manhattan and East Hampton, heads the exhibition committee. Descendants of East Hampton's first families who came in 1649 have ransacked their houses and a notable collection of furniture, ancient castumes. even a whaleboat completely rigged and ready for sea, will be loaned.

Adelphi College Alumnae Association Will Have 'Alumnae Day' Saturday Starting with individual class meetings, a full program Is planned for Alumnae Day at Adelphi College on Saturday. Mrs. Harold J. Baily, president of the Alumnae Association, will preside at the meeting for all alumnae to be held in the recreation hall at 2 o'clock, at which time Dr. Frank Dickinson Blodgett.

president of the college. will speak. Following this, an hour will be given for an all-alumnae swimming meet under the supervision of Miss Camille Springsted of the physical education department The alumnae parade, with all classes either in costume or carrying some distinctive marking, will start from the gymnasium at 4 o'clock and proceed to the various buildings on the campus, pausing for the presentation of gifts to the college by reunion classes and stopping at the steps of the administration building for the Senior "sing." Mi.ss Susan D. Hay, head marshal, will arrange the parade formations, assisted by Mrs, Harry Buchanan. Mrs.

Bertha Foster, Mrs. Willoughby Billmyer and the Misses Alice Draper and Ruth Keen, Miss Marlon Medley is chairman of reunion classes and Miss Esther Ewart will assist Miss Springsted in arranging alumnae-undergraduate baseball games, tennis matches and archery contests immediately following the parade. Supper will be served In the gymnasium in charge of Mrs. William M. MacKenzie and Miss Martha Halvorsen.

Reservations may be ob tained from Mrs. Edward L. Denton. Interclass singing and the awarding of the Dean Harvey trophy, the Pan Hellenic prize and the award given by Mrs. Baily for the cleverest costume and slogan will conclude the evening.

Jackson Heights Personals Miss Dorothy Haupt. Miss Caroline Kenyon and Miss Anne Marshall were guests at the Ivy Ball at the University of Pennsylvania recently. Dr. James Hall Long of Elm Court was a delegate at large from the Vermont Society at the 45th annual convention of the Sons of the American Revolution in Baltimore. Mrs.

Long and her mother, Mrs. S. Grace Hastings accompanied Dr. Long On the trip, which includes visitsto historic locations. They were the guests of Governor Ritchie at tea after a reception at the State House.

Miss Faith Davis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. DhvLs of the Grey-stones, has been elected to the ex- prutive board nf the Art Association 1 of the nf Fine and Applied Arts at Pratt Institute.

The asso- elation gave a supper-danre at the Hotel Pennsylvania recently. of of on the lawn of the garden. Virginia Wilbert, '34, will give a solo interpretative dance as one of the numbers on the program. Another number will be the singing of a Packer song, "The Old Gray Ivy Walls," by the graduating class. Members of the junior class who will act as ushers for Class Day include the Misses Shirley Barrett.

Mildred Beach, Josephine Blauvelt, Eleanor Bond, Gertrude Bremer. Elinor Clark, Edith DeBold, Jean Jenkins, Mary McCormick, Alice Marchant, Janet Mitchell, Jean Russell, Kathleen Schurr, Ruth Smith, Tovelil Stine, Miriam Strickland, Elizabeth Truslow, Katherine Ward. The Daisy Chain, according to the Packer custom, will be composed of members of the fourth aca demic class, as follows: The Misses Barbara Allen, Jean Carlile, Lorraine Cooper, Marjorie Croop, Elizabeth Fackler, Helen Francis, Natalie Gavin, Miriam Herr, Jennie Lee Hollings. Muriel Lockwood, Charlotte McKinney, Penelope ParrLsh, Ruth Pfeifler, Winifred Rath, Muriel Ripperger, Barbara Schaap, Olive Ruppersberg and Marie Walmsley. Ribbon girls for Class Day will by members of the third academic class, as follows: The Misses Miriam Alexander, Dorothy Brockwav.

Au drey Brown, Jean Combrinck-Gra- ham, Peggy Eggleton, Mary Flana gan. Justine Fletcher, Margaret Hull, Eileen McNulty, Elizabeth Munkelt, Jean Paradis. Barbara Peck, Margaret Ripperger, Shirley Ruger, Gertrude Seckel. Mareuerite Straukamp, Mildred Turrell, Janet Waters. Chairmen for St.

Angela Hall Auxiliary Motion Picture Fund Benefit At the bridge and tea for the hen efit of the Motion Picture Fund which will be given by the board of governors of St. Angela Hall Auxil iary tomorrow at the studios of the hall, Mrs. Matthew J. Murray will be hostess of tea. Mrs.

Richard Byrne chairman of prizes and Mrs. toward Malier in charge of tickets. mi s. jonn k. Robinson is chairman ine governors of the various classes assisting will be Mrs.

William Edmonds Mrs. Leo Guil-foyle, Mrs. Joseph Glamkowski, Mrs. John Dooner, Mrs. George Piggott Mrs.

James Fee, Mrs. William f. uononue, Mrs. Cornelius Dwyer, Mrs. John Moran, Mrs.

Robert bee and Mrs. Charles Stenbughler Miss Elizabeth Hare, daughter of Mrs. A. C. Hare of 512 Westminster Road, will graduate from the Mount Ida School at Newton, on iuesaay.

Clare Zimmerman The Church of the Neighbor was the scene of the wedding of Miss Gertrude Zinnn erman, 372 St John's Place, daughter of Mrs. John C. Cady, Enfield, and Zimmerman, and Daniel Hunt Clare son of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs, Daniel Hunt Clare of North Adams yesterday afternoon.

The Rev. Dr. Clare performed the cere mony, which wa3 followed by an iniormai reception at Uie Neighbor hood Club. Miss Helen Gray of St. Albans was the only attendant for Miss Zim merman.

Karl Zimmerman of Pas sale was best man and the ushers included Robert Zimmerman of Springfield, Alan Forte of Hollis, George Andrews of Mont clair and Arthur Pethick. of Brook lyn. The bride wore a gown of white satin on princess lines and carried an old-fashioned bouquet of gardenias, lilies of the valley and sweet peas. Miss Gray wore a beige lace dress with an American Beauty tat feta hat and sash. Her bouquet was of American beauty rases.

The couple will make their home at 372 St. John's Place. Additional Patronesses for Mrs. Rice's A. I.

C. P. Bridge Among the additional Df the Terrace Bridge which will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry M. Rice, 90 8th to benefit the Brooklyn A.

I. P. on June 14 are: Mrs. Charles Wltzel, Mrs. Walter W.

Friend, Mrs. John D. Graham. Mrs. Samuel M.

Pope, Mrs. Harry E. Neavllng, Mrs. Frederick W. Bass, Mrs.

M. W. Henry, Miss Madeleine W. Smith, Mrs. Gustave W.

Thompson, Mrs. Henry Chandlee Turner, Mrs. Theodore Vosseler, Mrs. Herbert W. Wymnn, Mrs.

Thomis C. Trusk, Mis. Charles E. Scofield and Mrs. Clinton T( Roe.

Mrs. Marcus C. Hanklnson and Mrs. John H. Nolan will pour tea, which will be served by girls selected from the classes of the Home Making Center of the A.

I. C. P. if df I Mist Marion llcrlhn Oslrrndnrf, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John Oslerndnrf of 176 97th will he married In Jnmet Wilton an Sunday, June 17, at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church..