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THE DAILY ARGUS, MOUNT VERNON, N. Y„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1934

SOCIETY—ENGAGEMENTS—WEDDINGS—CLUB EVENTS—PERSONA WOMEN'S NEWS

Rochelle Shore Club Has Swim, Luncheon and Bridge

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Thomas Flanagan Is irman; Mrs. Luce, jsident, Attends

day.

300 women met at the New Shore Club yesterday aft-

for a swim, luncheon, and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan of Manor was chairman tor

assisted by Mrs. J. K. jf> of Pelham. Mrs. Leonard

• s i president of the Woman s Mary of the club.

of the women went swim-H|- tka morning. There were

present for the luncheon, In Id the dining room of the club.

• M m grown in the garden oi p club were used as decoration. After luncheon, bridge was play-I at tables arranged on the ver-

and oa the terrace, overlook-tfea Sound. A door prize, a

glass vase, was awarded to Roy Gerrish of New Rochelle.

prizes were bridge cards, next of these affairs for Of the club will take place

afternoon, July ,10. There-there will be weekly bridge

Original Works Read at Meeting

DELEGATE

Literature Section Manor Club Holds

Porch Session

of

Original poetry, music and prose were features of a colorful Litera­ture Section mee t ing at the Manor Club, P e l h a m Manor yesterday morning. This ends the June ser­ies of porch readings . Next Tues­day's program will feature Miles Vaughn, newspaperman, who will discuss Japanese l iterature.

Pearl Curran, noted composer , whose birthday w a s celebrated by a nation-wide radio broadcast Mon­day, was at the piano yesterday playing two of her own composi­tions, sung by Mrs. Clinton Miller. They were "To Eos tra" (ancient

j goddess of dawn and Spring), and yesterday were Mrs. . . B i r d S o n g i " her last published

A. Lyon. Miss J. V. Good, ! Etta Rene McMahon. Miss Mary i w o r K -I C o m b a , Mrs. C. B. Tompkins, I Francis Moore, noted composer-l i t , J . C. De Wees, Mrs. H. W. ! pianist, accompanied Mrs. Moore, pehr, Mrs. S. J. Nathan, Mrs. ! w n o sang his "Swing Song," to the

Willis, Mrs. E. T. Simpson. ; w o r d s o f Rober t 'Loui s Stevenson; I. Virgil H. Hunter, Mrs. Ed- j a n d a n arrangement of the old

" Furey, Mrs. Harold Snow, j h y m n . < T h e p r o m i s e d Land," ded-J . M. Shield, Mrs. L. A. | j c a l e d to Mr. Moore's mother.

Mrs. J . A. McCole, Mrs. j Mrs. Harold Garton sang "When Burnham, Mrs. E . J. Dowl- God Stooped," with Mrs. Harold

tg, Mrs . S. W. Powers , Mrs. E . ! Kalt, the c o m p o s e r at the piano. I. Kessler, Mrs. J. H. Helbing, all j Mrs."Frederick B . Davies wrote f Pe lham. the lyric of this composit ion. | f r s . William F. Graessle, Mrs. | E m m a Gelders Sterne, a m e m -

gJT .Small, Mrs. Philip Von Blou, ber of the club distinguished as an author of chi ldrens' books and plays, read excerpts from her book, "Loud Sing Cuckoo," set in Chaucerian England.

Mrs. Sterne chose for her read­ing a description of the English countryside of 1377, with g a y crowds preparing to celebrate May D a y ; and an account of strolling players of the t i m e presenting a

Mrs. W. E . Morrisey, Mrs. I typical play of the period. Both m R. O'Donnell, Mrs. John Goff, \ excerpts showed the joyous ease

Frederick V. Krais, Mrs. Wil-A. Sale, Mrs. Richard B. Sale,

B . J. Foss , Mrs. Harry F. l a m , Mrs. P . S. Ranck, Mrs.

J. Tuite, Mrs. Francis S. Mrs. John T. Don a hoe, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Goss,

Edward Dailey. Mrs. M. T. lar, Mrs. M. P. Tully, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. James Bolietti-

Louis Petrillo, Mrs. Frederick »r, Mrs. D. F. Lawlor, Mrs. J. Goulden, Mrs. Charles W.

Mrs. Henry Peers , Jr., Anthony Luarez, Mrs. Harry

I.5 McGovern, all of Pe lham. • B , Harry Reynolds, Mrs.

and atmospheric clarity of her writing.

Mrs. Bradley Randall read a witty, thoroughly credible short story of her own authorship, "Prin­ciples are Pr inc ip les" dealing with the self -martyrdom of a lady

fjomas Goodrich. Mrs. Harold whose dignity forbade her appear-W e i . Mrs. Herbert Snyder, Mrs.

Frasier, Mrs. E. W. Babilot, W. J. Hart, Mrs. Fran : F .

lar, Mrs. J a m e s Coyte, Mrs. Langan, "Mrs. Russel New-

se, Mrs. Charles F. McKering, I t s . R. P. Cawley. Mrs. C. J. MT, Mrs. N. F. McDermott , Mrs. Maries Senior, Mrs. Arhtur Jewel

ing in public with the questionable blonde friend of a gent leman whose business her husband sought to get .

Mrs. Hoppin Jacob read the late Mrs. J a m e s Secor's poem, "A Toast to P e l h a m s , " written by the first president of the Manor Club. Mrs. Ralph Towle read several

H a . Walter A. Pape, Mrs. Wil l iam! 8 h o « t poems written by club m e m L Kidd, Jr., Mrs. Henry Marshall, It of Mount Vernon.

Mrs. J . H. Farrell , Mrs. E . L. Ton Eiff, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. larry Holsworth, Mrs. J. H. An-lorson, Mrs. E . T. Cranch, Mrs. Salter B a m e t t . Mrs. John D. Mc-Javit. Mrs. Will iam H. McKenna, Irs . Clarence Christoverson, Mrs

bers. The first w a s one written In

m e m o r i a m to Mrs. Secor by the late Mrs. Robert Holmes , a past president of the Club who died a few months ago . "The Glory of a Garden Lies in More than Meets the E y e s , " by Mrs. Arthur Urbane Dil ley. and "Happy T ime ,"

T . Manning", Mrs. Davis Lee I ° y M r » - D - Merrill Van Cott were r, Mrs. Harold Brooks Gard-1 others. Mrs. H. S. Snyder, Mrs. Alex! M i s a Katherine King, a young

Mrs. William Donovan, m e m b e r of the club was the author of " H o m e . " Mrs. N o r m a Mundorff wrote a poem in memor-

l. R o y Gerrish, Mrs. Henry C Vlssemann, Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mrs. V. R. Skogland, Mrs. H. R.! i a m t o M r s - H o l m e s ; and Miss tfassoth. all of New Rochel le ; j A " n e Peacock w a s author of two

Mrs. E . F . Brownworth, Mrs. H . s h o r t poems "Poetry ," and "Fi­nale ." Hdney Smith, Mrs. Theodore Pur-

sell, all of Larchmont; Mrs. John Brady. Mrs. L. L. Ieavell , Mrs. W. E. Conway, Mrs. J a m e s E m m o n s , Ifrs. C. A. Atwood, Mrs. C. J. Mc-Namara, Mrs. Gerald Miller. Mrs. (falter Dillon. Miss Nellie Sullivan, Miss Helen Daly, Miss Kathleen CJrojran, Mrs. J a m e s Good. Miss

Among those remaining at the clubhouse for luncheon after the reading were Mrs. Charles Jack­son, Mrs. Freder ick B. Davies , Mrs. Clarence G. Campbell, Liter­ature Section chairman who pre­sided at the meet ing .

Mrs. Joseph C. Brown, Mrs. J. Antoinette Pospisil , Mrs. Robert! « • Redding. Mrs. Clair Fairbanks Bukof, all of the Bronx; Miss Vida Bouza, Mrs. F . A. Ready, Mrs. Mo-

Grosp. Mrs. N. Y. J a m e s . Mrs. l es H, Douglass , Mrs. John C

Mrs. Manuel Padin, Mrs. Herman Kobi, Mrs. Walter B. Parsons , Mrs. Robert Phair. Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Mrs. Donald H o m e .

aul , Mrs. Charlton R. Staf- Mrs. Gustav Ungar, Mrs. Bil l iard all of New York City;

M r s . J . E . Smith. Mrs. A. S Byrne , Mrs. Charles McGowan Mrs. Harry B. Finnegan, Mrs. D H. McKittrick. Mrs. J. A. Byrne Mrs . Ray B. O'Brien. Mrs. R. Rog-# r Walters, Mrs. Walter Cooney | | r s . John Fritsch. Miss Mary Mc C a b e , Mrs. Gladys Brooks, Mrs Cece l ia Jegle . Mrs. Claudine Tor-

C. Birney and Mrs. Charlotte M. Kraus.

Davis Senior Prom a

Set for Tomorrow Then Senior prom, last social

event of the school year will take ranee , Mrs. Ruth Cahill, Mrs. W. place tomorrow night at A. B. F , Mussig. Miss Winifred Wiltshire. , Davis High School. The affair is M r s . Milton Kennedy, Mrs. J a m e s , the finale of the c o m m e n c e m e n t Sheridan. Mrs. John Bruns, all of i exerc i ses of the school and will be M e w York City; j held in the g y m n a s i u m from 9 un-- M r s . Harry Hershow. Mrs. John : til 1 o'clock. ft. McDonald. Miss Jess ie Ger-1 M. B. Childs is acting as faculty Ckens, Mrs. Frank Tibbetts, Mrs. j advisor to a group of ten students G e o r g e Jones, Mrs. John A. Knigh-1 managing the dance . They are ton , Mrs. Harold E . Nash , all of; Miss Janice Esti l l . Miss Edna Bronxvi l le ; Mrs. Et ta Goetz, of, Thompson, Miss Ann B o w m a n . West N e w York, N. J . ; Mrs. D. H. j Miss Rita Kaplan, John Moller, tCUleffer of Crestwood; Mrs. Thorn- | Alfred Cavalola , Murray Gould, a s F . Ryan of R y e : Mrs. Henry Howard Gervitch, Morris Golom-

MISS FRANCES MARLATT

Frances Maria tt Is Hostess to Zonta

Zonta m e m b e r s met last night at a special meet ing at the home of Miss Frances Marlatt, 28 Chester Street, to hear Miss Marlatt's re­port on the 14th annual convention of Zonta.

Miss Marlatt was the delegate of the local group to the convention attended by 400 representatives of Zonta, which was held June 20 to 23 at the Seigniory Club, Quebec, Canada. In her report last night to the other m e m b e r s she outlined the business of the conference quoting excerpts from the principal speeches .

She told of the speech made by Miss Agnes MacPhail , member of the Canadian House of Parl iament, in which the speaker urged Zon-tians to take an active interest in government of the nation and also their own cities.

"Zonta International has an ag­gregate membersh ip of 3,100 wom­en in business and the professions in 120 clubs in the United States, Honolulu, Canada, Hamburg, Vien­na and Sydney," was a fact that Miss Marlatt quoted from records.

After the report, refreshments were served by the hostess . At the meeting were Dr. Marjorie Nelson, Mrs. Edith Barletta, Miss Vida Warner. Mrs. Sarai Waugh, Miss Josephine Sullivan, Miss E m m a Schmidt and Miss Mildred Miles.

Mrs. Davidson's Lawn Is Scene of Bridge

A bridge party was given yes ­terday afternoon on the lawn of Mrs. David Davidson's home, 2 Elliott Street, by Mount Masada Chapter, 587 O. E . S.

Eighteen tables were In play and winners at each received a deck of cards . Mrs. David Stern was chairman of the event and assisting her were Mrs. Benjamin Lichtenfeld, Mrs. Isadore Rubin, Mrs. Joseph Rich, Mrs. Samuel Legum, Mrs. Emanue l Kasberg, Mrs. Herman Scheibner, Miss Nancy Weil and Mrs. Frank Hirschfleld.

Last night the chapter held a meeting at Masonic Temple, which was attended by about 350. Many were representatives of West­chester and Manhattan districts.

Miss May B. Johnson, grand associate matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of New York State, w a s guest. The floral cere­mony w a s conferred upon Miss Johnson and all associate matrons of Westchester.

B o y c e . Mrs. Arthur Hauser . Mrs. B e l l e Haber. Miss Dorothy Knopf, All of Searsdale; Mrs. Edward Mat­t h e w Tlmmins . Mrs. Walter Quin-

|tfB), M r a . J o s e p h M r C r a r k e n , of tfiikf Island; Mrs. Richard Corcor-

L of Kingabrtdfze; Mrs . Arthur R. Ulbreek, of West • H e w o o d , Mrs. Charles Becker

a n i Mra. Berthold F . Luedemann •Mastehes ter : Mrs. A. B. Geller.

•fr Tankers ; Mrs. T. F . R y a n , of Vfrodlawn. Mr*. IV. G. Hllle, and MM. Ernest Davids of Englewoorl,

P . ; Miss A lma Aovenson. Mrs. Buhl, of Brooklyn, and Miss Wagschal . of City Is land.

len Bridge Party Being Given Today

Ian bridge party Is being today by Mrs. Annette Wei-

Bil lside Avenue, for the of the Deborah Benevolent Society for United Jewish Mrs. Wetland Is president

bick and Russel l Fessenven.

EVENTS TONIGHT

bridge will lunch-

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continue Table

awardad t o eack

Central Committee for Veterans' Affairs, City Hall.

Annual Commencement exerc l s -es. A. B , D a v i s High School.

Bridge, Oakwood Temple 107, Order of Pythian Sisters, Pythian Hall.

Class supper, Vernon Heights Congregational Church.

Board of deacons . First Baptist Church.

Midweek services , Protestant Churches.

Post 42. Jewish War Veterans of the U. S., Memorial Room, City Hall .

Amicus Chapter M2. O. E . S.. Masonic T e m p l e .

Court Chester MS, F . of A., For­esters' Hall .

Bricklayers , Plasters and Ma Union.

Tsu Phi. Kappa A l p h a Tan. Barbara' Union, Local «M. Proctor's Theater . L o e w s Theater .

'Go West Young Man' Heeded by Local Boys

Four young men from this city will set out Friday in a newly pur­chased car for California. In the party will be Frederick M. Linder, Jr. , of 335 McClellan Avenue; Wil­l iam Hudson, 371 East Fifth Street; Theodore B. Kirby, 339 McClellan Avenue and Charles McKenna, Jr., 264 South Columbus Avenue.

These men, of col lege age, have chipped in to buy the new auto and in it will start for the West coast to be away about seven weeks . They will stop for a week at Buffalo and Niagara Fal ls , an­other w e e k at Chicago to vsit the World's Fair, and plan to spend at least a week in Hollywood. Re­turning home via a Southern route, they will go to Washington D. C , for a week's s tay . Throughout the trip they will visit and be enter­tained by friends and relatives of their respective famil ies .

Qudd of Sts. Peter and Paul Holds Party at Athletic Club

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Charles E. Tilton Married Saturday

Former Mount Vernon Man and Bride to Live

In New York City Charles Edward Tilton, N e w

York and Searsdale, formerly of this city, and his bride, the former Miss Dorothy Irving Veeder of Hartford, Conn., are on a motor trip. They were married Saturday at 4 o'clock in the garden of the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hussey Veeder, Hartford. The Rev. William D . Mackenzie performed the cere­mony which was followed by a re­ception.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore her mother's wed­ding g o w n of white satin and old F l e m i s h lace , made Empire s ty le . Her tulle veil arranged from a c a p of F l e m i s h lace had also been worn by Mrs. Veeder.

Miss Josephine Adair Veeder , her s is ter 's maid of honor, w a s gowned in geranium rose taffeta and the bridesmaids, the Misses Sally Welch, Mary Edwards , Jane Hall, Hartford; Jane Pa lmer , Par­m a , Mich. ; Adelaide Smith, Bing-hamton, N . Y., and Hester Mount, Montclair, N . J. were all gowned alike in embroidered tea rose col­ored mousse l ine de soie.

Mr. Tilton, son of Mrs. Edward L. Tilton, Searsdale and 524 River­side Dr ive , New York City, and the late Mr. Tilton, had as best m a n Lawrence Greene of New Can­aan, Conn. The ushers were Ste­phen and J a m e s Holden, White P la ins ; Gardiner Angell, Searsdale , cousins of the bridegroom; Jona­than Edwards , Hartford; Richard Snow and Theodore Kilmart, N e w York City.

The bride attended the E m m a Willard School and Smith College, graduat ing from the latter this month.

Mr. Tilton went to schools in this c i ty and w a s graduated from A. B. D a v i s High School. He is also a graduate of Swarthmore College and is complet ing his education at the School of Architecture, Colum­bia Univers i ty .

When Mr. and Mrs. Tilton return from their wedding trip they will m a k e their home in N e w York City.

Gilbert Hoerner Gets Gold Key of A. I. E. Gilbert Hoerner, 345 Highland

Avenue, last night received the gold key award of Alpha Iota Epsi lon Fraternity. The key, g iven annually by the m e m b e r s of the fraternity to the outstanding high school member, w a s present­ed to Mr. Hoerner at the last mee t ­ing of the fraternity for this sea­son. The affair was at the h o m e of Wil l iam Schmidling, 284 Garden Avenue .

Honorable mention went to Rob­ert Zeller, 57 Washington Boule­vard and Robert O'Rourke 10 Jef­ferson P l a c e . The commit tee in charge of this year's award in­cluded Robert Schmidling, Willard B e l l e s h e i m and Philip Carney.

F o r m e r winners of the gold key are Bernard Auer, Mr. Be l leshe im and Chester MacArthur.

The group discussed plans for a dance in the Fall.

Mrs. Herman Scaison Hostess to Hadassah M e m b e r s of the board of direc­

tors of Mount Vernon Chapter of H a d a s s a h were entertained yes ter­d a y by Mrs . Herman Scaison, 45 E a s t Lincoln Avenue, at her Sum­m e r h o m e near Lake Mahopac. Thirty-five made the trip by motor.

January 30, 1935, was set a s the date of the annual "give or g e t " luncheon at a brief business se s ­s ion. Mrs . A. Henry B a u m w a s ap­pointed chairman of the commit tee in charge .

Mrs. Samuel Hoffman, president, conferred with Mrs. Seymour Cohn, Mrs. J a m e s Greenberg and Mrs. Melvin Levi , the commit tee on a barn dance to be held In August.

Under direction of Mrs. Green­berg, Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Aaron Goody presented a satire on "The Oath of Hagar."

The hostess served dessert , the guests having provided luncheons.

Luncheon Bridge Attracts 200 to Clubhouse at

Travers Island The largest of the luncheon and

bridge .part ies ever given by the Ladies' Guild of Sts. Peter and Paul Church w a s held yesterday afternoon at the N e w York Ath­letic Club. About 200 women were served lunch on the veranda of the Travers' Island clubhouse.

Mrs. Martin J. Higgins was in charge of this large affair and assisting her on a commit tee were Mrs. Edward Turner, president of the Guild, Mrs. Arthur T. Ronan, Mrs. Joseph W. Grimm, Mrs. Harry Leggat, Mrs. Charles Pfeif-fer and Mrs. Edward Duffy.

Mrs. Turner we lcomed the guests, thanked them for their support and announced two future events. Mrs. Frank Saporito of 36 Edgewood Avenue will open her home Wednesday, July 11, for a swimming party, dessert bridge. Proceeds will be used to buy the altar boys' ve s tments . Mrs. Ed­ward Duffy is chairman.

The fifth anniversary of the church will be celebrated with an evening affair, July 28. Mrs. Charles Shaffer told fortunes.

Attractive hors d'oeuvre dishes in Florentine boxes were awarded as table prizes and door and spe­cial awards w e r e a bottle of sau-terne, donated by Mrs. Leggat, won by Mrs. Louis Bai l ly-Blanch-ard; perfume, given by Mrs. Rol­and Schulze, went to Mrs. Walter Doncourt; a black leather pocket-book from Mrs. Joseph O'Malia. to Mrs. Karl Engerud; a della robia of the Little Flower donated by the Rev. John V. Delaney , was award­ed to Mrs. Franc i s Dreiss .

Two non players prizes, a cookie jar from Mrs. Frank Cass and a f lamed picture given by the Rev. Mr. Delaney went to Mrs. Mor­timer Foster and Mrs. Joseph Grimm.

Among the quests werp Mr*. F rank Waters, Mr*, . lames Mooncy. Mrs. Wil­liam GalMn. Mrs. H. A. Montpith. Mrs. ('. S. Webster. Mrs. .1. (\ Woodward, Mr". .1, P. MrMahon, Mrs. C. I,, Crantnn, Mrs. F. A. Madrlen, Mrs. M. .1 Sullivan, Mrs A .7. Hernon, Mrs. G D Heilman, Mrs. Francis Kenny. Mrs. Edward Stoll. Mrs. T. Vincent Khrbar . Mrs. Margaret Collier and Mrs. T. .1. McGrath.

Also Mrs. John Winkley, Mrs. .Tark Porter. Mrs. John HarrinRton, Mrs. H. E. Harwell, Mrs. I,. E. Stearns, Mrs. Mar­guerite Harwell. Mrs. J . G. l.inthlr-um. Mrs. M. A. Busrhe, Mrs. J. R. O'Malia, Mrs. A. V. Hnverkamp. Mrs. A. F Mn-aiello. Miss Mary Musiello. Mis \J. A. Pittore. Mrs. F reder ick Lilly white. Mrs. Gertrude C. Devine. Miss Kather ine Garry. Mrs. Paul J. Connell. Mrs. T. .T. Houlihan. Mrs. .1. J. O'Donnell. Mrs. Harry Saner. Mrs. Del.onjr Fhtlsnn. Mrs. John Schlegel. Mrs. H. V, D. Murphy. Mrs. J ames Borquinn and Mrs. Edward Gargan.

Others a t tending included Mrs. George W. Weir. Mrs. William J. Yennle. Mrs. H. W. Carlnufrh. Mrs. R. A. Brown. Mrs. John T. Goebel. Mrs. Charles McEntee. Mr». Michael Relnhold, Mrs. Edward Danlelsen. Mrs. Charles H. Keller. Mrs. William J. Thompson, Mrs. Jack Storck. Mrs. Roger Manning. Mrs. Orville B. Skinner, M/d. F r a n k Cass, Mr*. E. M. Ben'ley, Mrs. Rufus Pa rk . Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs. John Sinnigen. Mrs. Charles Sposato. Mrs. Francis Dreiss, Mrs. C. H. Hnnscomh. Mrs. Will iam A. l .ang, Mr*. Joseph Murray, Miss Louise Thompson and Mrs. Martin Callan.

Mrs. Hugh Duffy. Mrs. Edmund King. Mrs. Heber Mulligan, Mrs. Robert Mul­ligan. Mr*. Robert I.. Cahill. Mrs. W. A. Cashlon. Mrs. Wal te r J. Bassert. Mr*. George Schroll. Mrs. Phllio Sidnev. Mrs. Carol Wilson, Mrs. A. J . Quinn. Mrs. H. R. Kearney. Mrs. J . H. Gardiner. Mrs. J. B. Kllsheimer. Mrs. K. X. Peterson. Mrs Bruno Gunther , Jr . , Miss Margaret Walsh, Mr*. J. A. Walsh. Mrs. James E. Kent. Mrs. F . A. Sanorito. Mrs. Ethel Brandon. Mrs. C. E. Reid. Mrs. Thomas Barret t and Mrs. J. J . GMhuly.

Also Mrs. Thomas Montague, Mrs. Peter Mooney. Mrs. Saul Selkin. Mrs. Henry Alexander. Miss Mary Elisabeth Milllgan, Mrs. T. William I.ippman. Mrs. Michael Sllverstein. Mr*. Philip Ragn-netti, Mrs. M. Leonard Gottlieb, Mrs. Felix Petril lo. Mrs. J. G. Broderick, Mrs. William Murphy, Mrs. .1. George Mor­gan. Mrs. William Hampel , Mrs. Leo­pold Ceva. Mrs. Roland ,T. Schulze. Miss Kathryn Shle). Miss Margaret Naughton, Mrs. George Martin. Mrs. William Mc­Carthy. Mrs. Ray McCarthy and Mrs. Joseph Farquhar*on.

Mrs. Leonard Eaton. Mrs. Newman Mc-Evoy. Mrs. Paul F. Digging. Mrs. Andre P. de Marmon. Mrs. Edward Mnndar, Mrs. George Allen. Mrs. Elliot Noska. Miss Marie Langenleiix. Mrs. Elmer Por tman, Mrs. John Kar l , Mrs. Charles Schlmko. Mrs. George V. Dupee, Miss Irene Mulcay. Mrs. John Crinnton. Mrs. Richard Brodbeck, Miss Marie Brodbeck, Mrs. Sydney Syme, Mrs. G. P. B. Clarke. Mr*. Leo L. Tully. Miss Margaret Mad­den, Mrs. John Olt, Mrs. F rank Purdue, Mrs. Joseph Toven. Mrs. Charlea E d g a r and Mrs. Denis Gleeson.

Other guests were Mra, Josenh K. Wood, Mrs. R. W. Ay!e«worth. Mrs. O. C, Dapson, Mrs. A. H. Cobden, Mrs. Charles H. Smith. Mrs. Karl" Engerud. Mrs. H. ,T. Bellesheim, Mrs. W. J. DIs-hrow, Mrs. Henry Muck. Mrs. Charles Messier. Mrs. F . A. Allen. Mrs. H. H. Caterson, Mrs. C. F. Werner, Mrs. J ames Tlerney, Mrs. R. J. Large. Mrs. F. M. Steeves. Mrs. Will iam J. Lawler, Mrs. Leo Schwah, Mrs. Joseph MacEnery, Mr«, Louis Reynolds, Mrs. Edward Cas-sln, Mrs. Wil l iam C, Wheat ley and Mrs. Timothy ,T. Hagger ty .

Mrs, Ar thur T. Ronan, Mrs. W. H. Kelly. Mrs. J. P . Purk ln , Miss Gertrude Naughton, Mrs. G. G. Winshlp, Mrs. J. Laurie Duhamel . Mrs. F rank Mc-Nnlly, Mrs. John Doollng, Mrs. Ells-wcrth White , Mrs. B. B. Kenyon, Mrs. .T. Fi. Cosan. Mrs. Ly l s Deplogle. Mrs, C. H. Branlsran, Mrs. Charles O. Power, Mrs H.trry F. Washburn , Mrs. William V?. Prink, Ms. Mark Trlvlsnn. Mrs. Mnr-time Foster. Mrs. J a c k Paker . Mrs. Wil­liam .T. Helder. Mrs. Oeorge f, 9canlon, Mrs. Harry l.eggat and Mrs. Charles Pfelffer.

Annual Banquet Given by League

First M. E. Church Unit Holds Affair; James Hope Toastmaster

The annual banquet of the Ep-worth League of the F irs t Metho­dist Episcopal Church was held last night at the Pinesbridge Coun­try Club, N e w c a s t l e . J a m e s Stew­art Hope, toas tmaster , w a s intro­duced to the gues t s by Charles Phillips. Mr. Hope in turn intro­duced the entertainers of the even­ing.

A male trio comprised of Don­ald Corneille, Stewart Hope and David Hensle was accompanied by Mrs. Hensle . Their numbers were "Eight Be l l s ," "I Got Shoes," and "Three's a Crowd"; also "Shenendoah" and "Dis Train."

A piano solo, "The Glow Worm" was played by Miss Els ie Leach. As -»n encore she g a v e variations of the number "Sweet Bye and Bye ." Violin se lect ions were given by Henry Krack accom­panied by Robert Krack. Numbers were "Cavatino" (Roff) ; and "In­dian Dawn."

John Hess gave as clarinet num­bers, "Nola"; "Bi l ly Hil ls" and "Rolling H o m e . " An impromptu sketch was g iven b y the Misses Ruth Ellis, Helene Matheson, Winnie Phillips, Lucil le Scudder and Mary Alice Wilson.

Attending the affair were the Misses Clara Ahders , Helen De-vine, Dorothy Douglas , Christine Floor, Hazel Hens le , Marjorie Herring, R e b e c c a Long, Bessie McNeal, Mabel Menut, Isabelle McCahon, Eve lyn McCullough and Florence Post .

John Anderson, David E m m e -luth, Otto Delz, R a y m o n d Hensle, Stewart Hope, Medford Jones, Wil­l iam Long, Bruce Matheson, Keith Matheson, J a m e s Miller, Chester Hudson, Orvis Scudder, Frederick Tletjen, Walter Tietjeh and William Trout. Mr. and Mrs . Hensle and Mr. and Mrs. Phil l ips,

Helen J. Mclntyre Will Become Bride

Miss Helen Jeanet te Mclntyre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mclntyre, 58 Valentine Street, who will be married tomorrow night to William F. Lancaster , son of Mrs. Mary O. Lancaster , 737 South Sixth Avenue, and the late Frederick H. Lancaster, w a s honored 'ast night.

Mrs. Frank P ierce g a v e a miscel­laneous shower and bridge party at her home, 600 South Sixth Avenue, for 11 of the future bride's friends.

The wedding c e r e m o n y is to be performed at 8:30 o'clock at Miss Mclntyre's home by the Rev. Otho Bartholow, pastor of First Metho­dist Episcopal Church. A recep­tion will follow for m e m b e r s of the families and a few c lose friends.

Miss Mclntyre wil l be given in marriage by her father and will be attended by Mrs. Frank Pierce, matron of honor and only bridal attendant.

Dr. Hugh S. O'Reilly, Brooklyn, will act as best m a n for his step­brother.

Guests at the party last night in­cluded Miss Alice Disbrow, Mrs. Richard Pennel , Mrs . Harry Vin­ton, Miss Anna Wedlake, the Misses Ruth and. Muriel Barrett , Mrs. George Goodwin, Mrs. John Mcln­tyre, Mrs. John R. Mclntyre and Mrs. Thomas Fro ley .

SORORITY NEWS Kappa Del ta Epsi lon Sorority

will meet this even ing at the home of Miss Rita O'Grady, 23 Thir­teenth Avenue, for the last regular meet ing of the season . Reports will be read and second degree initiation will be conducted.

Theta Beta Pi Sorority members will attend a performance of "Rob­erta" Saturday In N e w York. This Is the final social event of the season.

Plans for a yacht ing party Mon­day and a beach party July 14 were made by m e m b e r s of G a m m a Sig­m a Chi Sorority Monday evening when they met at the home of Miss Marie Burtnett, 281 Eas t Fourth Street. The yacht ing party will sail to Lloyds Harbor, Conn.

Miss Hazel Schmidt was the guest of honor at a party given last night at the h o m e of Miss Made-laine Neller, 24 Mount Vernon Ave­nue by m e m b e r s of S igma G a m m a Sorority in honor of Miss Schmidt's graduation from the A. B. Davis High School this evening.

Wide Interest Is Manifest in Westchester Country Club's 'Gay Afternoon' By K A T ROSS

A LL WESTCHESTER is interest-**• ed in the "gay afternoon" to be held Friday, July 13, at the West­chester Country Club to benefit Leake and Watts Orphan House. There will be bridge, a fashion show, aeronautics, a tea dance; Mrs. John W. Campbell of the Westchester Country Club and Mrs. Clinton S. Lutkins of Locust Ave­nue. R y e , i r e in charge of reser­vations. Another m e m b e r of the ticket commit tee includes Mrs. E . B. Schmalhols of Searsdale.

The judges for the society girls' beauty contest will be Leroy • Sports) Ward, chairman; Nell Rrinkley, Neysa McMein, Howard Chandler Christy, John Lagatta, Phillip Dunning, Carolyn Edmond-son. Jeerson Machamer, Bradshaw Crandeii. Russell Patterson, Otto Sos-low, Vincent Zito and Arthur William Brown.

Among the debt and post-debs who will participate in the beauty contest and serve a s models will be the Misses Ruth Allin of Pe l -b a m ; Jacquelyn Bl iss . Rita Corin, Gloria Hatriek of Larchmont. Res tries Callan, Olga Darby, Eleanor Frank. Mrs. H. Harper Forrest, Amel ia Bal l , Jaae Hunter, Dorothy

Knight, Louise Lutkins, Jean Bet ty Mclntyre , all of Rye; Mrs. M. De La Chesnaye of Purchase ; and from N e w Rochelle, Eleanor East­man , Mra. Dorothy Healey, Natal ie Newberry , Mrs. Margaret Outer-bridge, Hope Raywood, Betty Roul-ston and Julie T. Webber.

Others in the same group tsking part include Jane Herrmann, Vir­ginia Schroeder, Louise Oliver, .Mi­riam Robertson, Mrs. W. Truslow Hyde, Ethel Field and Mildred Wheeler of Searsdale; Dorothy Menninger of Mamaroneck; Mae B e a v e n Meyer and Mrs. Virginia Warren of Port Cheater; and Jaae Troxel l of Bronxville.

F r o m outside of Westchester, the manikins will be Gigiotta Bertell i , Mrs. Robert T. Carter, Mrs. Rod­ney Farson, Fay Keith, Mrs. Ron­ald Kirkbride, Mrs. E . Everet t Smith , Mrs. Morris R. Volck Jr., Janet Wilson sad Coestance Well m a n of N e w York, and Joan and Mary P o w e r of Bablyon, L. I. Miss Janet St. Clair Mullan of N e w York is chairman. *

TjrnESTCHESTER society w a s well " represented yesterday at the

wedding in ft. Matthews" Church. Sksr^eaaatas^sra V | •*•% S l A A s W •W^*^"SSjsMI^ •V*A**eJJSF

Slack and Horace S /e ly Brown, Jr.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slack, 53 East 80th Street, N e w York, Mount Kisco and B a r Harbor, Me., while Mr. Brown is the son of Professor Horace Seely Brown and Mrs. Brown, Clinton, N . Y .

The ceremony w a s performed by the rector, the R e v . Arthur R. Ketchum. assisted by the Rev. George Langdon, chaplain of the Pomfret School.

The bride, g iven ia marriage by ber father, wore her mother's wed­ding gown of Ivory satin with a B e r t h a of Duchess lace. Her great-grandmother had owned the BOSS point and duchess lace which formed her c a p and edged her veil and from her great-grandmotber, also, she inherited the pearl pend­ant she wore . She carried gar­denias and val ley lilies.

Mrs. Eugene G. Hodenpyl and Misa Katherine E . Holmes were ber attendants, wearing powder blue chiffon dresses and carrying delphinium and t e a roses .

Alfred Seely Brown wan bis brother's beat man 'whi t e the ush­ers w e r e Henry C. S a c k , brothsr

of the bride; Chamberlain S. Ferry and Philip V. Rogers, Clin­ton, and Townsend K. Wellington, Bennington, Vt.

The bride, who m a d e her debut in 1929, is a m e m b e r of the N e w York Junior League and the Na­tional Society of Colonial D a m e s of New York. Mr. Brown, a grad­uate of Hamilton .College and the Yale Graduate School, is a master at the Pomfret School, Conn., where the couple wil l make their home.

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Mr. Marcus Weds Miss Freydberg

Ceremony Performed at Hotel Madison; Re­

ception Follows The marr iage of Miss Ho Vivian

Freydberg , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Freydberg, 490 Pros­pect Avenue to Albert Marcus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Marcus, 30 Stuyvesant Plaza, took place at 9 o'clock last night. Dr. El ias Mar-golis, rabbi of Temple Emanu-El performed the ceremony at the Hotel Madison, N e w York City.

The pVide, who was g iven in marriage by her father, wore a satin bridal gown in plush pink, made on princess lines, A yoke of net at the neck continued in a ruching of net which outlined the old-fashioned shoulder line. The s leeves w e r e tight-fitting coming to a point at the wrist. The oval four-yard train was outlined by a double ruching of net. A double veil fell from the coronet which was trimmed" with natural orange b lossoms. She carried ca l la lillies.

Miss Eve lyn Freydberg, maid of honor and only attendant, wore an old-fashioned lime-colored gown with an old-fashioned shoulder line. The gown was tight-fitting to the knees and ended in a cascade of ruffles. She wore a large off-the-face picture hat of chrystal lace t r immed with flowers of yel low and apricot colors. Her bouquet was of m i x e d flowers of the s a m e shades .

Phil ip Marcus, brother of the bridegroom was best man and only attendant.

After the ceremony, a buffet sup­per and dance was attended by 150 guests . Mr. and Mrs. Marcus left for a s ix weeks ' motor trip to Cal­ifornia. They will return by boat.

Mrs. Marcus Is a graduate of Davis High school and attended the Univers i ty of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

Mr. Marcus was graduated from City College of N e w York and Ford-ham L a w School. He Is a m e m b e r of Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity.

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Y. W. C. A. Sponsors Water Carnival at 'Y' Aquatic feats both entertaining

and educational were performed last night by members of the Jun­ior s w i m m i n g c lasses of the Young Women's Christian Association at the Y. M. C. A., 20 South Second Avenue.

Spectators including fathers, mothers and friends lined the pool to watch the events. Mrs. El la Romoser , director and Miss Marie McAleer, assistant were in charge of the program.

The beginners' clothing race w a s the opening event and w a s won by Miss N a n c y Jane Hobbs with Miss Anne Richardson placing second and Miss MffJdred Phillips, third; the beginners' balloon race had Miss Richardson, first, Miss Hobbs second, and Miss Lydia Fullwood third.

The intermediate race w a s won by Miss Grace Licke, second place , Miss Ruth O'Brien and third place , Miss Alvena Zimmermann; a can­dle race , in which the s w i m m e r s held a lighted candle w a s won by Miss Audrey Picken, second place , Miss Gertrude Lacey and third place , Jean Romoser.

A race for advanced students covering a distance of 40 yards was won by Miss Robinette Rog­ers, wi th Miss Romoser placing second and Miss Marion El l se Hayes , third; the first heat of the newspaper and umbrel la race was won by Miss Picken with Miss Lacey, second; second heat had Miss O'Brien, first and Miss Mir­iam Blackman, second.

The winning t e a m of the relay race included Misses Millicent Boyd, Alice Herroder, Helene S o m m e r s and Alvena Zimmer­mann.

A finale of the evening's per­formance Included an undress race in which participants jumped into the pool fully clothed, undressed t h e m s e l v e s and raced to the finish line. Winner of the race w a s Miss P icken with Miss Lacey , second and Miss Zimmermann third; con­cluding this demonstration were e x a m p l e s of life saving with ad­vanced s w i m m e r s playing the role of the person drowning and the life saver .

Judges for the competit ion were the Misses Ruth Fenwick and Marlon Alles . The commit tee in charge of the affair included Mrs, F. D . Boyd, Mrs. F , J. Herroder, Mrs. Paul Emerson, Mrs. Alfred Gledhill, Miss Els ie Rippe.

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on Stewart's home, 161 Psjmrosa Avenue, w a s the scene yes terday afternoon of a large bridge party sponsored by the three Episcopal churches in this city for the bene­fit of the Westchester branch of the Church Mission of Help.

Twenty-seven tables were in p lay and winners at each received pot­ted plants.

During the play, Miss Marguer­ite Marsh, executive secretary of the N e w York diocese of the Church Mission of Help, told of the work done during the last year .

She said 406 Westchester indi­viduals, all under twenty-five, h a d been aided. She emphasized the fact that any assistance rece ived from county residents is for West ­chester girls .

Miss Marsh pointed out the fact that although this mission is a n Episcopal organization, service i s g iven to any girl whether she bo Protestant or of no denomination.

Mrs. Francis J. Geiger w a s g e n ­eral chairman of the party and her commit tee included Mrs, Mel -ford L. Brown, Mrs. A. K. See ly , Mrs. J. Raymond Lajvler, all of the Church of the Ascension; Mrs. A. Tennyson Phill ips, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, Mrs. Myra Machan, of Trinity Church, and Mrs. John A . Brashears , Mrs. Leslie V. B a t e m a n and Mrs. Bayard Bonnell, Chapel of St. John the Divine.

The guests at the party w e r e representat ives of all churches in the city and included Mrs. John Thorpe, Mrs. A. W. Wallender, Miss Mary L. Norman, Mrs. Hor­ace GranAeld, Mrs. Stephen V a n Tassel , Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs . G. H. Haselton, Mrs. E. Parker Pressey , Mrs. F . A. Will iams, Mrs . G. L. Kumpf, Mrs H. B. Troupe, Mrs. E . E . Guion, Mrs. R. A. Birch, Mrs. Ernes t Wrede, Mrs . A. J. Hoffman, Mrs. George Case , Mrs. Frederick Woolrich, Mrs. J . Van Cleft Cooper and Mrs. E d g a r Wilson.

Mrs. Marshall Thompson, Mrs . G. Ricker Gowen, Mrs. George Wesley, Miss Beatrice Wes ley , Mrs. Henry Kahle, Mrs. Walter, Clare Bates . Mrs. William A, Neill, Mrs. Henry Warnecke, Mrs* Rho L. Bush, Mrs. A. F. LeGost , Mrs. Lesl ie V. Bateman, M r s . Alan Hudson, Mrs. Richard E . Stinson, Mrs. John Bromley, M r s . A. T. Phill ips, Mrs. Alberta Logan, Mrs. B. A. Machan, Miss Kather­ine Butlerm, Miss Mary O'Hara, Miss Marianna Corcoran, Mrs . George A. Kuhner and Mrs. F r a n k A. J a m e s .

Others were Mrs. George A. Scanlon, Mrs. Elizabeth BocKhorst, Mrs. Robert R. Richards, Mrs , Frank Manning, Mrs. Walter E . Oliver, Mrs. Edmund -Pendleton, Mrs. Judson A. DeCew, Mrs. L. M. Jenks , Miss Elizabeth Drennan, Mrs. Thomas A. Stewart, Mrs. C , B. Ross , Mrs. W. F . Treiber, Mrs . Edwin S. Goodliffe, Mrs. Lil l ian Hancock, Mrs, Arthur H. Goetz and Mrs. George Gies .

Mrs. Howard Laux, Mrs. Geiger , Mrs. Edward Moeser, Mrs. John H . Behrmann, Mrs. Walter Mott, Mrs . E . G. Monahan, Mrs. Floyd West-fall, Mrs. W. W. Rowe, M r s . George L. Homan, Mrs. Laura E< Hamilton, Mrs. Nell ie Montgomery, Mrs. E . W. Renner, Mrs. J. Loring P lass , Mrs. Truman Evans , Mrs; J . Garfield B e m a n , Mrs. George F« Boyle, Mrs. J. Raymond Lawler , Mrs. Will iam Vestey, Mrs. Georga Whelan, Mrs. Edgar Storey, Mrs . J a m e s Armitage , Miss Josephine Dusenberry, Miss Amelia Witcox, Miss Grace Trimble, Miss Cornelia Wilcox, Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and Mrs. J . O. Gill.

Mrs. Will iam Richter. Mrs. C. C. Lord, Miss Alice Waterhouse, Mrs . J a m e s K. Clark, Miss Katherina Clark, Miss Lelia Starr, Mrs. M. J , M. Smith, Mrs. William Franken-berg, Mrs. David Jones, Mrs. Louia B. Kissllng, Mrs. Harry B. Mills, Mrs. A. E . Linde, Mrs. W. S. Bak­er, Mrs. Charles E . Wetherby, Mrs . L. C. Perkinson, Mrs. Press Wat-kins, Mrs. E . W. Lawrence , J r . , Mrs. August Etsch, Mrs. John Ar­thur Brashears , Mrs. William Cas-sin and Mrs. Joseph Bel lesheim, Jr .

M E E T TONIGHT A special meeting of the W e s t

Ends Club will take place tonight at the club room, 49 Mount Vernon Avenue, at 8 o'clock. E m b l e m s will be discussed and plans fur­thered to participate In the parade and block party of the West Side of the city, taking place tomorrow night.

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