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17 BROOKLYN D'ATLY E'AGEE. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, Hotel Margaret. 81-99 Columbia Heights, to spend some time. Mrs. Benjamin T.

Kissam. Mrs. E. Church and Mrs. Harold R.

i WILL Mrs Harry S. Hammond Jr- Benjamin Pattern 3d and F. Kenneth Stephenson Jr. Sewert. Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Sa so. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crohne.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard La Femma, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fannon.

Ui Misses Dana, Clarice and Arlens Sasso, Doris Tuttle. SiUy O'Hara, Betty Kerrigan. Natalie Greene, Society ENTERTAIN TOMORROW W. E. Thompson of E.

32d st will entertain at a luncheon and bridze at the Lido Country Club to m0prow. Amone the guests will be Mrs williard Mitchell, Mrs. Mary MCcosker, Mrs. Louis Schnibbe, Mrs. James Parks, Mrs.

Henry i Moakley, Mrs. Edward Corcoran, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. Edward Finnegan, Miss Kay McCosker, Mrs. E.

J. Connolly, Mrs. K. W. Cullen, Mrs.

Carl B. Peters, Mrs. J. E. Mc-Goldrick, Miss Peggy Byrne and Mrs.

A. J. Murphy. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Ingold of 103-35 120th Richmond Hill, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, born Sunday. CONTINENTAL TOCR Miss Katherine F. Conklin of 350 Ocean Ave. and Miss Josephine Reynolds of New Haven will sail July 14 on the French liner Champlaln for a six weeks tour ol Europe. They will return on the United States liner President Roosevelt, after visiting Lourdes, Bordeaux, French Rivera, Genoa, Na ples, Rome, Venice, Bavaria, Pa sion Play, Munich, Paris.

MISS SMITH HOSTESS Miss Virginia Smith of 144 79th St. and her fiance, William F. Mc-Kee of 134 79th entertained their bridal party at supper Sunday night at the Marine Field Club Those present were the Misses Agnes Milton, Ann McKee, Alice Gabrielsen, Jeannette Wiese, Rheta Coughlin and Marion McKee, Her bert Smith, Peter Wilson, Frank Gray, Walter Berzlk, Frank Gal lagher and Arthur Toomey. Miss Smith's marriage to Mr. Mc Kee will take place Sunday at St.

Michael's R. C. Church, 42d St. and 4th Ave. MISS McNALLY FETED Mrs.

Catherine Farrell of 528 6th Ave. entertained recently at a mis cellaneous shower for Miss Mary Frances McNally of 46 Bay 10th St who is the fiance of Peter J. Scag- niff Jr. They will be married in September. LESE CELLI Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Lese of 1808 E. 2d St. entertained 100 guests in honor of the 19th birth day of their daughter, Miss Ger trude Lese, recently. At the height of the evening's entertainment a mutual friend asked for silence and announced the engagement of Miss Lese to Michael Celli, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Louis Celli of 1963 W. 4th St. MISS NEILL FETED Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danby Neill of 4048 Bedford Ave.

entertained at a surprise party for their daugh ter, Miss Ismeria Neill, last evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sasso, Mr. and Mr. Hum phrey Plant, Mr.

and Mrs. George Mdina. 1 Mis Mary Noel Finch, daughter 1 ot Judge and Mrs. Edward Ridley I Finch, entertained at a small house party at ner home on beaneid Lane, i over the weekend. Miss Finch was one of the season's debutantes.

Miss Ann Finch, her sister, Is visiting in Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus P. Smith and their daughter.

Miss Sally Smith, Garden City, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, of Seafield Lane. Dr.

and Mrs. Edwin P. Maynard and family of 200 Hicks Brooklyn, have arrived for the Summer. Mrs. Maynard recently attended a reunion at Smith College and Dr.

Mavnard went to his class reunion at Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrett, and son of Scarsdale, have rented a cottage here for the Summer. Misses Sylvje L.

Redmond and Margaret Delano Presented Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Redmond entertained at a supper dance last night at their country residence on Berry Hill Road, near Syosset, for their debutante daughter, Miss Sylvie L. Redmond, and Miss Margaret Delano, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lyman Delano, Miss Red mond's cousin. Dancing was held indoors and on the lawn. There were 200 present. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert I. Pratt, who entertained President Roosevelt on their yacht Dodger in at the Yale-Harvard regatta, will sail on the Cunard liner Saturnia next Thursday. They will pass some time on the French and Italian Riviera and cruise among the islands of the Aegean Sea. They will return in August to Glen Cove.

They have had as guests at Welwyn their two sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt of Boston, who are leaving soon for the Adiron- dacks, and Mr. and Mrs. David Wil- merding of Wayne, Pa Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay are passing the season at their homestead on the Harbor Hill estate at Roslyn. THREE SCORE AND TEN CLl'B The Three Score and Ten Club of Brooklyn held its regular meeting at the Central Y. M.

C. A. yesterday afternoon. The president, John Heim, presided. Plans were completed for the picnic to be held at Prospect Park on Saturday.

The program Included recitations by John McFarland and Mrs. Pauline Hotine. The rest of the afternoon was spent in singing and dancing, with Mrs. Sophie Thompson at the piano. The next meeting will be held on Monday, when the evening social also will take place.

Mrs. Emily M. Klein of 129 Columbia Heights is secretary. Mii Faith Hollins and Arthur W. Little Jr.

Are Engaged to Be Married Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Faith Hollins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vanderbilt Hollins of Manhattan and Islip, to Arthur W. Little JrH son of Col. Arthur W.

Little and the late Mrs. Little 'Marguerite Lanier Winslow). Miss Hollins attended Miss Hewitt's School, studied for a year abroad and made her debut in 1932. She Is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harris V. Hollins and of Mrs. Gustav Kobbe and the late Mr. Kobbe. Mr.

Little was graduated from the Fay School, Southborough, and St. Pauls School, Con cord. N. and later attended Princeton. He resides with his father and the present Mrs.

Little, the former Mrs. James Stewart Barney (Mary Alice VanNest), at 863 Lexington Manhattan. Mr. Little Jr. Is the grandson of the late Joseph J.

Little, who was a member of the 52d Congress and for many years president of the Board of Education of New York. On his mother's side Mr. Little Is a direct descendant of Martha Washington. He is the grandson of the late Edward Winslow and a descendant through direct lineage of Edward Winslow. who was the first Governor of Plymouth, Mass.

Mr. Little was married to Miss Helen Gage. This marriage was terminated by divorce in Reno in October, 1931. Mr. Little formerly lived at Santa Barbara, Cal.

He is well known in polo circles on the Coast and at the Meadow Brook Club, Westbury, where he resided last year. He is an ex-member of Squadron A. Westhampton Beach Garden Club Meeting Held Yesterday; News of Other Social Activities Westhampton Beach. June 26 The speaker at yesterday's Garden Club meeting, which was held at the home of Mrs. Benjajmin L.

Allen, was Mrs. A. E. S. Peckam.

Her subject was "Iris." Those at tending the meeting were Mrs, Beatrice W. Speir, Mrs. David Johnson, Mrs. Robert Livingston, Mrs, Arthur D. Dana, Mrs.

Stephen P. Nasn, Mrs. William F. Dix, Mrs. Albert Van Wyck, Mrs.

William Marshall, Mrs. Clarence L. Altemus, Mrsi C. Burr Goodrich, Mrs. Charles D.

Hilles, Mrs. Josephine Beekman, Mrs. Duane P. Cobb, Mrs. J.

G. W. Greeff, Mrs. Arthur Twitchell, Mrs. Thomas D.

Webb, Mrs. Howard Poillon, Mrs. David T. Layman Mrs. Louis A.

Cerf, Mrs. Joseph L. ueianem, Mrs. Wilbur M. Ailing, R'ta Garard.

Mildred Doster, Olea rerrante ana xumnua George and Vincent La Femina, Jo seph Sasso Frank Sohl, Charles Carrol, Thomas Sarsfield, Harry Blair, John Tupper, Samuel una Robert Freestone, Frank Tansig. Jo seph Gleason and Robert Danby Neill Jr. HOSTESS AT RECITAL A piano and song recital was held at the home of Mrs. Pauline Hart-man Sandburg, 126-08 114th Ave Richmond Hill, on Saturday evening. Walter Latwaite, pianist, played and also accompanied Mrs.

Sand burg, coloratura soprano. The guess artists were Roy Leckstrom, radio tenor, and Phil Ahrens, violinist and social director of the New Yor West Side Y. M. C. A.

Mr. Leck strom sang compositions or Mrs. Sandburg. STEINHART MALTER Miss Sarah M. Malter, daughter of Mrs.

Samuel Malter of Brooklyn and the late Mr. Malter, was mar ried Sunday afternoon at the Waldorf-Astoria to Eugene Steinhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Steinhart, also of Brooklyn. The bride was given away in mar riage by her brother, Harry Malter.

Miss Pauline Malter, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and her niece arid nephew, Barbara and San ford Malter, were flower girl and page boy. Mr. Steinhart, father of the bridegoom, acted as best man. The Rev. Dr.

Alexander Lyons offi ciated. Miss Malter Is a graduate of the Adelphl College in Brooklyn and a member of the Pi Alpha Tau Sorority. Mr. Steinhart is a graduate of New York University. Mr.

and Mrs. Steinhart will spend their wedding trip on a northern cruise and upon their return they will reside in Brooklyn. MRS. COHEN WILL SAIL Mrs. Celia Cohen of 901 Washington' Ave.

will leave Friday on the White Star liner Olympic for Europe. She will visit France, England and Poland and while Un Poland will spend some time with, her mother in Vilna. She will return in September. Mrs. Svend Hansen and her daughter, Miss Paula Hansen of Flushing and formerly of Brooklyn, will leave Saturday for Europe where they will spend the Summer traveling.

Mrs. Levi Bohard of Frackville, is visiting at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Schachter at 299 Pulaski St.

Miss Carolyn Holly, daughter of Mrs. Henry Wells Holly of 9515 Shore Road, is engaged to be married to Edward Howard Babcock. (Photo by Davis Sanford.) MUs Katherine S. Smith And Herbert B. Johnson Wed Yesterday Afternoon Miss Katherine Suydam Smith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elberon Douglas Smith of 90 8th was married to Herbert Bolster Johnson of 1125 Grand Concourse, yesterday, at 4 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Virgil V. Johnson, father of the bridegroom, in the presence of the Immediate families.

Miss Mary Hope Smith was the bride's only attendant. Richard Adams Johnson, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bride wore a white mousse-line gown over white satin and carried pale pink roses. The attendant wore a blue embroidered organdy over blue taffeta and carried Joanna Hill roses. The home of the bride was profusely decorated with a variety of pink roses.

The bride is a graduate of Berkeley Institute and received her degree from Pembroke College in Brown University this June. Mr. Johnson Is a graduate of Brown University, class of is a member of Zeta Psi fratenity, and is now studying at Cornell Medical College. City Residents Migrate To Their Country Places With the closing days of June at hand and ideal Summer weather here, almost all country residences can now be found opened. A.

George Lyttle and family of Amity St. are at their cottage at Schroon Lake, N. for the Summer months. Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel T. Merritt and their son-in-lav; and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, and their small son, Christopher Kennedy, of 418 Grand Ave. are at the Merritts' country home at Buck Hill Falls, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Fitch of 168 75th St. are at Basin Harbor Lodge, Basin Harbor, for a few days.

Mrs. James M. Wilson has opened her Summer home at the Port on Tupper Road, Sandwich, Cape Cod. Her son, James M. Wilson, will be married next Saturday to Miss Catherine Barry of Pawtucket, R.

I. The William R. Quinn family of Brooklyn are at their country home at Centerville, Cape Cod, for the Summer. Mr. and Mrs.

Sheppard Homans and their daughter, Miss Mary Homans, of Englewood, have opened Haven, their country place at West-hampton Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Seward Prosser of Englewood, formerly of Brooklyn, are at their country home, Wea-therside Woods Hole, Mass. Their daughter, Mrs.

Dan Caulkins, and her children are with them. Mr. and Mrs. Payson Stone Douglass of Llewellyn Park, West Orange, and their daughters, the Misses Rosemary, Betsy and peggy Douglass, are at their Summer home at Quogue for the season. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold W. Chapman of 597 5th St. have opened their Summer home at Brightwaters for the season. Mrs.

Arthur H. Waterman of Rye, N. formerly of Brooklyn, will arrive this week at the Lake Placid Club, Lake Placid, for the season. She will be joined later by Mr. Waterman.

Miss Elizabeth Arcularius Wed to C. Reid McMaster Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Arcularius of 32 St.

Paul's Place announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Arcularius, to C. Reid McMaster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley J. McMaster of Tampa, on June 15.

Miss Arcularius is a graduate of Northfield Seminary and has been teaching in St. Petersburg, Fla. After a motor trip Mr. and Mrs. McMaster will make their home in St.

Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Mullins Dinner Hosts at Graduation Party Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas A. Mullins entertained yesterday at a dinner party held at the Knights of Co lumbus, 1 Prospect Park West, in celebration of the graduation of their daughter, Miss Betty Mullins, from P. S. 193. Miss Mullins will enter Saint Angela Hall in Sep tember.

Mrs. Alfred G. Martin of 500 E. 16th St. is at her home, Inogue House, Inogue, for the Summer months.

Dr. and Mrs. Russell Her and their family of 201-08 Kenmore Terrace will leave Sunday for the Gipsy Trail Club, Carmel, to spend the Summer. Commander F. D.

Manock of the U. S. S. Houston, with Mrs. Manock, their son and daughter, are at the Crti oi Y7 Mrs.

Julian P. Falrcnild of Meadow Spring, Glen Cove, and her son LeRoy Martin, Miss Helen Fair-child, Douglas Fairchild will sail on Friday on the Kungsholm for a six weeks cruise to the North Cape. Mr. and Mrs. George D.

Pratt, who are at Killenworth, Glen Cove, will leave next week for their camp at Sherbrooke, N. whera they will remain until September. Mrs. Byford Ryan formerly of Brooklyn who has been spending several months abroad returned recently to her country home at Locust Valley and will remain there until the late Fall. Miss Beyea Entertained Miss Muriel Johnston, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert M. Johnston and Mrs. J. Russell McShane, entertained at a personal show for Miss Kathryn Beyea at Miss Johnston's home, 501 Argyle Road, recently.

Miss Beyea, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoffman, will be married to Harry Burnett on Saturday, at the Flatbush Congregational Church. Those present were Mrs. Arthur Hoffman, Mrs.

Harry Burnett, Mrs. Robert M. Johnston, Mrs. Eugene Olsen, Mrs. Roland Babb, Mrs.

Raymont Stoyle and the Misses Alice Burnett and Edna Reilly. Mr. and Mrs. John Slater entertained at a reception last evening at their home, 390 West End Manhattan, to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mr.

Slater is president of J. J. Slater. Among the guests were Mrs. Linus Keating (Marion Slater), a daugh ter, and four grandchildren, Jane, Ruth.

John and Mary, and J. Harold Slater, a son, and J. Thomas Slater, a grandson. Mr. and Mrs.

John French and their two sons, who have been on a motor trip to California since early Spring, returned recently to their home at Summit, N. J. Miss Marguerite A. Salmon chairman of the Brooklyn Committee of the Clean City Committee, win Mnwwnt th hornuch tomor row afternoon at the semi-annual meeting of the Clean City Commit tee at the Ambassador Hotel. Mrs.

Goodhue Livingston will preside and a report by Mrs. Herbert Ship-man, the founder of the organization, will be read. Dr. and Mrs. Earl Hugh Mayne have returned to their home, at 7425 Ridge Boulevard, after a few days spent at Skytop Lodge.

Long Island Society Miss Virginia Wintnill Presented to Society at Dinner-Dance at Locost Valley Miss Virginia Winmill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Winmill of Manhattan, Warrenton, and Mill Neck, was' presented to society at a dinner dance given last night at the Creek Club, Locust Valley, by her parents. Miss Winmill, who received with her parents, wore a gown of white organdie, with green organdie ap plique, and carried orchids. Mrs.

Winmill's gown was pale blue lame. and she wore a corsage of orchids. Roses and baby breath decorated the tables. The guests included the young friends of the debutante. Mrs.

Harvey L. Street 2d Luncheon Hostess Yesterday; Other Garden City Parties Special fo The Eagle Garden City, June 26 Mrs. Har vey L. Street 2d of Wellington Road gave a luncheon at the Crescent Athletic-Hamilton Club, Huntington, yesterday ior her bridge club, Her guests were Mrs. F.

Castle Meacham, Mrs. Allan R. Hardie, Mrs. Harold C. Halsted, Mrs, Thomas C.

Davidson, Mrs. Martin J. Remsen, Mrs. Gerard A. Burchell, Mrs.

Charles W. Gleason, Mrs Reginald M. Rowe and Mrs. Marshall Gleason. Mrs.

Henry Spaulding Schley of St. James St. South has as house guests this week Miss Lulu Clark and Miss Amy Maguire of Manhat tan. At a luncheon party yester day additional guests were Miss Jo sephine Casey, Mrs. A.

Osborne Casey, Mrs. George P. Williams, Mrs. H. Hall Marshall, Mrs.

Vincent B. Rey and Mrs. S. Dwight Ward. Mrs.

Albert C. Hugo of Kilburn Road entertained at luncheon yesterday following a morning of golf at the Cherry Valley Club. Her guests were Mrs. Philip Manecke Mrs. Hurlbert C.

Elmore, Mrs, Armand Deutsch, Mrs. Albert Kap- teyne and Mrs. J. Willard Bramerd. Miss Dorothy Riddell of Stewart Ave.

entertained a group of the younger set at the dinner dance at the Sands Point Bath Club last night. Her guests were the Misses Josephine Hardie, Helene Peters, Ethel Gurney and John Tompkins, p. Wiffm Bossert MOSQUITOES TO ANNOY Cr of Flit foirW.r, Iimi. Shmk It into truck and horH-to-rrh coram. It kill, hii it romM in eontmct unth.

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