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JELEPHONE 1 2 4 DOBBS FERRY REGISTER, JAN. 31, 1936

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News In Social Circles of Dobbs Ferry and Yicinity LOCALITEMS

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LOCAL RESDDENTS AID DAY SHOW

A number of local res idents are llsted a m o n g the patronesses for the special chlldren's mattnces of "Once in a Blue Moon" whleb will be shown tomorrow mornlng and next Saturday nrbrning, at 11 o'clock e t the P l a ż a Theatre , New York City.

The patronesses inc lude Miss Elieabeth Arng/tein of Dobbs Ferry Mrs. Wal ter EJ. Beer, Jr., Mrs. G-eorge W. Blow, Miss El izabeth Blun, Mrs. Myron 1. Borg, Jr., Mrs. Sidney C. Borg of Inrington, Mrs. Jaohn Tyssowski of Dobbs Perry and Mrs. Arthur L. Carns of Hartsdale .

MRS. PERBER CHAIRMAN POR GULD CARD PARTY

Mrs. Herman Ferber o t River-view Manor is chairm>an for t h e card party to be g iven by the Musie Guild o n aturday evening , Feb. 8, at the Ardsley Country Club. Others o n the commit tee are Mrs.' Charles J. Horton, Mrs. Harold L. Herrick, Mrs. Robert B. Miller, Mrs. Henry H. Goodwin and Ralph C. Schil ly .

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MANY A T T E N D SECOND OF JUNIOR A S S E M B L I E S

The second of three Dobbs Ferry Junior Asscmbl ies took palące at t h e Ardsley Country" Club ^ a s t S a t u r d a j r eront irg and nalFact-ed a large group in sp i te of in-clemenrt weathor. Mrs. Jerome Bradley, Mrs. Harry J. Shaw and Mrs. Albert F . -Lopez received t h e guests . Mre. Gerald Desmond Nelson . w a s chiairman for t h e event. The finał ussembly t a k e s place April 25 a t the country club.

Enterta in ing guests before and after the bali were Mr. and Mrs. George Coffin, Mr. ani Mrs. Maurice N. Odquist, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Petruzzel i i and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson.

Dr. and Mrs. Petruzzel i i enter-tained for Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Mink and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shorter pf Hast ings , Dr. and Mrs. J a m e s Morrissey of Yonkers , Miss Eagan , Dr. G. C. Wi l l iams , Dr. R . , J. Ttldenour of Ards ley and Dr. A. W. Pinkerton of Dobbs Ferry.

Mr. and Mrs. Odquist of Fores t Avenue, Hast ings , had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. H. W y n n Bussman, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ogden Smith, Dr. S. D . Sall ing, Miss May Morsit and Mr. and Mrs. Reg ina ld Weston.

IRVING C H A P T E R T O. E . S., HAS B I R T H D A Y P A R T Y

Irving Chapter, O. E. S. he ld its 23rd annual birthday party on Monday n ight in the Masonie

^Tempie . .Past matroas b ° r ę & large birthday cake wi th 23 can-dles. Supper w a s served in the banquet hall , wh łch was decorated in whi te and ye l low. Mrs. W i n -ifred Miles, matron . was generał Chairman of the event , ass is ted by Mrs. Marjorie Rudolph, Mrs. Marie Hahn, Miss Mil ian Wis -trand, Mrs. Margaret Hay, Mrs. Elizabeth Jewe l l , Mrs. Mabel Frank, Miss Gertrudę Ravekes , Mrs. Sadle McPhee , Mrs. Mary Al-drldge, Mrs. A g n e s Rudolph, Mrs. Vlola Schultz , Mrs. Edna Steen-werth, Mrs. Josephine Keech , Miss Eva Travis , Mrs. Lulu Jufer , Mrs. Mary Capron, Mrs. Dorothy Mertz and J a m e s Hannan, Jr ,

MRS. QUINN GUEST O A. S. WILSONS

Captain and Mrs. A. S. Wilson of Edgar's Lane ffave as their guests Mr. Wilson's n lece , Mrs. H e l e n Wilson Quinn.

COLON I AL PARTY TO BE GIVEN ŚOON

Mrs. Anton Molnar is m a k i n g plans for a Colonial Dinner to be given at the Summerf le ld M. E. Church rooms on F e b . 19.

MANY H E A R T A L K B Y J A P A N E S E „SPEAKER

Local residents a t t ended a meet ing in Memoriał M. E. Church, White P la ins , to hear Toyohiko Kagawa, J a p a n e s e Chris­tian leader. The Presbyter ian Church delegation inc luded the Rev. and Mrs. A. Mederi th Mac-C o l l . M i s s Ethel Wi lde , Mrs. J. J. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr, and Mrs. W a t s o n Hast ings , Mrs. Victor Pelz, Mrs. Jean Car-roll, Mrs. Joseph M. Harni t , Miss Maude L. Strayer, Miss Eve lyn Clark, Miss Margaret S teen and Miss Mary Steen.

T h e Summerfeld M. E. Church delegat ion included the Rev . and Mrs. John M. Pearson , Mr. and Mrs? C. K. Powel l , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamphere, Miss I lese Pow­ell, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Duggan ,

-Mra^George R. Ortnsby. E u g e n e R. Verdin, Sr., and son , Eugene , Jr., Misses Ruth and Laura Jew­ell and Mrs. Herbert W. Jewel l , Mrs Morton Loćke and daughter , Miss Inez Locke.

MELCH1NGS SKI .' AT NORTH C R E E K

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Melching of Saranac Street spent the week­end at North Creek, N. Y. They left on a special " s n ó w special" Friday night.

MRS. K. B. McCOMB IN N E W H A M P S H I R E

Mrs. K. B. McComb of 265 South Broadway is en joy ing a trip to Southmoor F a r m , West-moreland, N. H., w h e r e s h e is vis-i t lng her brother, R o g e r Bridge-man, forraerly of Has t ings .

C A T H E R I N Ę EWTERTAINED H E R Ę

Friends a r e giving a ser ies of parties for Miss Catherlne W a g ­ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Wagner , w h o will be marrłed next Saturday 'afternoon at 4:30 to Harold C. Vaughn , son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold S. Vaughn, a t t h e Wagner res idence on Colonial Avenue . — •

Wednesday Miss Wagner w a s entertained a t the York H o u s e by Mrs. Werner V a n Norden and Mrs. Dr. Travell. They later saw a matinee of "Jubi lee ." This af­ternoon Mr. and Mrs. Milton George are g1ving a tea at t h e Farragut house in Miss Wagner ' s honor.

Miss Hazel O, Putnam, aiśter.of Mrs. Wagner , is comlng here for t h e w e d d i n g from Rockford, 111.

Mr, V a u g h a n will be given a baehelor party at the Princeton Club next Tuesday .

LOCAL RESIDENTS A T MUSIC CLUB R E C I T A L

Dobbs Ferry re s ident s at tended the opening mee t ing of th© Hast-ings Musie Club Monday at the h o m e of Mrs. J a m e s A. Steven-son in Ardsley Park. Mrs. Har­old G. Bennett of Scarsdale, chairman of the flne arts section of t h e Westehester Federat ibn of W o m e n , lectured o n the history of t h e violin. Her son , George, l lustrated her talk wi th selec-.ions blTTEe' Ylolln, l t f e ludlng s

i Bach sonata and se l ec t ions from Paganini , Ole Buli , Kre is ler , Cho­pin and Beethoren. H e w as ac-companied by Miss Li l l ian Ed-munds.

Mme. Marguerite . Volvavy , a bril l iant pianist, p layed a noc-turne , etude and wal tz by Chopin, and a lso accompanied Mr. Ben­nett in bis Bee thoven se lect idn.

A resolutiou of »e#rec ia t i on for the work of t h e l a t e .Iraagurer, Mrs. Ray E. Haines , w a s spread on the minutes . —

Mrs. A. Dannenberg , chairman of t h e hospital i ty commit tee , served refreshments , ass i s ted by MrSj^AlpJionsfi E . L a . F o n , Mrs.

arry Harvey, Mrs. W i l l i a m Flnk-ledey and Mrs. F. K. Buohl . Mrs. Harrison Serrell and Mrs. Arthur Blackmar poured.

Mrs. Chester Scott preslded and Mrs. Guy Campbel l arranged the program.

"MAD H O P E 8 " S H O W D A T Ę IS A D V A N C E D

T h e opening datę of the Civic Theatre production of "The Mad H o p e s " bas been advanced two days , so as not to conflict wi th the

CAPACITY CROWW AT D. A. B . CAItD P A R T Y

A capacity a t tendance Is re-ported at today's card party be-ing held by General Jacob Odell Chapter, D. A. R , in Rivervlew Manor F i r e h o u s e ori Eucl ld_Ave-nue. The affalr is by way of cel-ebrating the third birthday of the chapter founded Dec. 31, 1932, with Mrs. John P. S immons organ-izing regent . In charge of the evbnt are Mrs. W . H. Braillard, chairman; Mrs. W . *W. Tower, Mrs. W. E. B lauve l t , Mrs. Max B. Higgins and Mrs. Podmore.

Attendlng the party are _ Mrs. Louis S. Bai ley , r e g e n t ; Mrs. Wil­liam Ste inschne ider , Mrs. I. V. Hall, Mrs. E . B u r t o n Thauburn, Mrs. 01iver Burdet t , Mrs. Wil l iam Doremus, Mrs. Earl Krows, Mrs. Henry J. Bauer , Mrs. Wil l iam Degener, Mrs. Wi l l iam G. Eng-llsh, Mrs* Ernes t J. Carruthers, Mrs. Charles OHver, Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs. Ro land Tompkins , Mrs. George K u h r y , Mrs. Walter Haines, Mrs. David Kallenbach, MTS. Frank J. McCarthy, Mrs. Charles Bradley , Mrs. Mulford Ten Eyck, Mrs. Arthur J. Crow-ley, Mrs. J o h n Yack, Mrs. Wil l iam Hartę, Mrs.^Murray Willen, Mrs. August Yo l lmer .

Also Mrs. E. A. Mitchell, Mrs. Thomas J. B r e n n a n , Mrs. Charles Schoeni^Tra. John Kennedy, Mrs. E. Stockton Martin, Mrs. Her-schel Smi th , Mrs. Will iam Mc-Cluskey, Mrs. Herman Krauss. Mrs. J a m e s W h i t e , Mrs. Arthur E. Krows, Mrs. G. F . Kerins, Mrs. Frederick W. K u s s , Mrs. Freder-lck Kortfl, Mrs. Charles L. Doty.

Also Mrs. H o w a r d Mott, Mrs. Rolfe Smi th , Mrs , Eugene Trim-pin, Mrs. Alfred LeBois , Mrs. John Lynch , Mrs. E. G. Handy, Mrs. Paul W o o d , Mrs. Wil l iam R. Shirley, Mrs. Wi l l iam Barnes, Mrs. E . G. Re i l ly , Mrs. Edmund Devoe, Mrs. E l l l o t t Pett igrew, Misses E l l a Dorland and Hatt ie Porter.

Also , Mrs. Charles Graef, Mrs. Robert Crawford, Mrs Robert Rig-gle, Victor Zabriskie , Mrs. Stan­ley Connor, Mrs. Lovet t Rile, Mrs. Arthur Bruckner , Mrs. W. W. Mil-ner, Mrs. Wi l l i am H. Taylor, Mrs. Wil l iam L e w i s , Mrs. C. J. Kleuh, Mrs. J. A. P o d m o r e , Mrs. F". P. Schlichter, Mrs. Henry Rekers-dres and Mrs. E d n a Kinze.

S T I D I O P L A Y E R S P L A N TO G I V E "HAY P E V E R "

The "Studio PlaVers," spon-sored by the recreatlon dlvis ion of the Community Servlce Counci l , have begun rehearsals for "Hay F e v e r , " a three-act cornedy by WoeTCoward, which wltt b e g iven on Fr iday , Feb. 2 8 , at the High School Auditorium. Miss Doro­thy LeBoi s , secretary of the Play­era, ls direct ing the play.

The cast includes t h e Misses Bernice Shirley, Vtrginia Mc-Grath, Jean^ Ryder, Hazel Gants , He len Moore, Loftus Ó'Hara, Ed­ward J o y c e and Allan Dosta ł .

Commit tees inc lude Donald Dos­tał , buślness~rnanager, ass i s ted by Clarissa Boste lmann, T h o m a s Ma-honey, Alfred LeBois , Jr. , and Virginia Miller; Ruth K u s s , art manager , assisted by Barbara Mil­ler, Lof tus 0 'Hara; -James Garvin, s tage manager , aided by T h o m a s Haskel l , Dorohty Post and B. J. Kl ine . ,

Edward Jolce is chairman of the players .

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HASTINGS G U E S T S AT D I N N E R MONDAY

Attending the Democratic can-didates' tflnner at S c h m i d f s Farm Monday e v e n l n g w e r e Major and Mrs. H o m e r A. Stebbins, Triistee and Mrs. Artl iur J. Crowlęy, Mr.

•• a i td-MHk~Wil l iamJŁ Taylor, .Wal; ter McCabe, T h o m a s Goodwin, Miss Dorothy Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s K. Burle igh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris , Mru. Wil l iam Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Wi l l iam Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bouffard, Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhry , Miss Dorothy Evans , Lawrence Martin, Louis Zebrock, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Conner, Cornel ius Hickey, Mr. and MTS. Howard Jorres, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H a i n e s , Miss Grace Joyce and Mrs. Rudo lph Pesko.

MRS. SAMUEL BLOOM VISITS IN MIAMI

MTS. Samuel Bloom of 1 Main Street i s vis i t ing in Miami, F la . , for several weeks .

MRS. MćCABE~SAILS ON B E R M U D A T R I P

Mf s7 WlalteFT7~McCabe of La-Barranca and Mrs. F a n n i e C. Dow-ell of Roche l l e Park, N. J., śal led Saturday for Bermuda . They were g iven a party by Po l i ce Ohief and Mrs. John J. Donegan , Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam J. Sheehy , Miss Frances Maher, Miss Kather-ine Maher, Thomas Dal ton , Wal­ter, Jack and Jerry McCabe.

DONALD A. KoIt lUKS GIVE COCKTAIL P A R T Y

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dob-bie of Lefurgy A v e n u e g a v e a cocktail party in .honor of their house guests , Mr. and Mrs. Wal ­ter L. Kidd of Brooklyn, Satur­day. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Innet , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S ims , Mr. and Mrs. Reginald H. Eag le s , Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Partrick, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sta l lman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stearns , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bennett , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Proudfoot. T h e group la­ter at tended the Junior Assembly at Ardsley Country Club.

M A R G U E R I T E RYAN TO W E D CHAS. CHABOT

Mrs. Wil l iam P. Ryan of 15 Clinton Avenue, announced t h e e n g a g e m e n t of her daughter , Miss Margueri te Ursula Ryan , s^to Charles W. Chabot, son of Mr. and

"MfsT Charles "W. Chabot, 2d, at a party Sunday, T h e Chabots re-side in La Barranca and have a

MANY W I N P R I Z E S AT CHURCH P A R T Y

The car& party held by the La-dies" Sodality of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help last week in Our Ladles ' Hall , was at­tended by more than 200 persons, TtioTlev. Gustav O. Schult ies , as-sistant pastor, and moderator of the sodality, was honorary chair­man, and Mrs. Phi l ip Cimino and Miss Pompeii Cimino, co-chair-men.

Table pTTze winners were Jos­eph Addoris io , Mrs. Jacquelina Anselmo, Harold B. Baker, A. A. Beaudreault , Harvey Beaudreault , Mrs. Thomas Boucher , Miss Ange­lina, M. DeAst i s , Mrs. Freda Eg-loff, Miss Mary E. Frlschmann, Mrs. Mary Fure l l i , Miss BMith E. Hackett , Mrs. T h o m a s S. Martin of Dobbs Ferry; Miss Florence Kintner. ^^>

Also Joseph J. Loeschner, Wal-' ter B. Maihofer, Mrs. Anthony Paine of Dobbs Ferry ; Mrs. Fran­ces R. Perdreaux, Mrs. Mae How-ell Stohr, Mrs. Irving G. Warman of Dobbs Ferry; Miss Katherine Weiman. Winners at bingo were Mrs. C. R. Delmerico , Mrs. Cath­erlne Downey, Mrs. E. W. Homan and Mrs. L. J. Peterson.

Door prlzes w e r e won by James J. 0'Grady, Mrs. Michael Moccla, Mrs. L. J. Murphy, Mrs. S. M. -Palermo-,-Rlaise Recca and Mrs. Robert Strachan, Jr.

The commit tee included the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Arthur J. Scan-lan, pastor, w h o also* assisted; Mrs. Ralph- Arone , Mrs. Harold B. Baker, Mrs. Harvey Beaudrealt, Mrs. Arthur Contant , Mrs. Renato Crisl, Miss Ann Delmerico, Mrs. Michele, Mrś! Cather lne Downey, Mrs. Christian J. Frlschmann, Miss Mary Fr i s ehmann , Miss Ma-thilda Fr l schmann , Mrs. Ernest Heller.

Also Mrs. John Howel l , Mrs. E. W. Homan, Mrs. Vi to Leo, Mrs. Joseph Loeschner , Mrs. Francis J. McCormack, Mrs. Michael Moccla, Miss Ann Moccla, Miss L. J. Mur­phy, Mrs. L. F . Peterson, Mrs. Al­fred Petruzzi , Mrs. Blaise Recca, Mrs. Mary Santore , Mrs. Edwin Stone, Mrs. Mary Strachan, Mts. Cecelia Strachan, Mrs. James W11-moth, Mrs. Michael Wllmoth and Mrs^Walter Vernon.

T h e sodality wil l tiold a dance on Friday night , Feb . 21 , in Our Ladies' Hall .

A R T H U R McDOWELLS B A C K - F R O M B E R M U D A

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MeDowell of Ardsley Acres h a v e returned from Bermuda.

GAMES P A R T Y ^ A T SKITZS T O N I G H T - —.

Ardsley Park MRS. STEYENSON HOST TO MUSIC CL^ŁB

T h e Hast ings Musie Club held Its first Winter meet ing Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J a m e s A. Stevenson at Ardsley Park. Mrs. Harold Bennett of Scarsdale .spoko o n the develop-meut of the violin and her son , George Bennett , played viol iu se lect ions . Miss Lillian Ed-m u n d s accompanied Mr. Bennett and Mme. Marguerite Volavy play­ed piano solos. Mrs. Guy Camp­bell arranged the program. Mrs. Chester O. Scott preslded.

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GORDOS TO SA1L TO SOUTH AMERICA

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gordon of Old Oak and their daughters , Misses Alice Neale Gordon f and Stel la Walker Gordon are passing a fortnlght at the Weylin in New York City before sai l ing early in February for the Dutch West In-d i e s and South America. They will pass a month in Buenos Aires, Argent ina , before returninK up the east coast by way of R io tle Janeiro , and will arrive home In June.

o DONALDSONS VISIT IN MEXICO CITY

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Donald-son of Glencoe have befen vls i t ing in Mexieo City.

IRY1NGTON ELIZABKTH W A T E R B U R Y HONORKD AT COŁLBGE

Miss El izabeth Waterbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Waterbury of Stat lon R o a d . h a s been se lected by the sophomore elass of New Jersey Col lege for Women as ehairłwan of the com­mit tee in c h a r g e of the Sacred Path ceremony which will fea-ture the annual Col lege Mother Day.

WOMAN'S G U I L D TO GIVE P A R T Y F E B . O.

The Woman'8 Gulld of St. Bar-nabas Episcopal Church is c o - o p -erating with t h e vestry in an en-terta inment and d a n c e to be g iven on Thursday n ight , Feb . 6, at the parish house. >

MISSIONARY SOCTETY Pl iANS F E B . l» P A R T Y

The Woman'8 Home Misslonary Sowiety of St. Paul ' s M. E. Church will hołd a patrotlc party Tuesday, Feb. 18, at t h e chreh. Mrs. Douglas Johnson , president, led Tuesday's meet ing .

MISS M A B E L COOPER S P E A K S ON T U E S D A Y

Miss Mabel L e e Cooper of t h e Episcopal Board of Rel ig ious Ed-ucation spoke Tuesday night at the ooncludlng neighborhood meet ­ing of Episcopal Church shool teachers in St. Barnabas Episcopal Church.

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F R A N K F E R R E R A S BA CK F R O M T R I P

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrera of Wit tman Park lanr* W(8fB#d from Bermuda .

WILLIAM M. PETTLS , .= r a«_-___ S A I L P O R HONOLULU

Mr. and Mrs. William Montross Pe t t i s w h o left Monday for Los Ange les , are leaving tomorrow for the ir annual winter trip to Hono­lu lu . Mrs. Ambrose H. Burroughs of l rv ington, Mrs. Pett is ' mother , returned last week from Europę where she risited Mrs. E. A. Burroughs in Parła.

A R D S L E Y COUNTRY CLUB H A S SUNDAY TEA

Mrs. Harold V. Engh and Mrs. T. Hall Key*s were hostesses at a tea Sunday at Ardsley Country Club. The club was the scenę of a g a m ę party Friday evenlng . Mrs. T. Sloan Young had 16 guests at t h e party which was arranged by Mrs. T. Wylie Kinney, Mrs. J. W. Moore Richards&n, E d w i n W. F i ske , Jr., and Mrs. H. Mclntyre Grout, Jr.

dedlcation of the new Dobbs Fer­ry High School. The first per­formance will be Wednesday , Feb. 12, and the play wil l be repeated Thursday and Fr iday evenings , Feb. 13 and 14.

The membershłp tea , which was 'JtlAS W E E K E N D GUESTS scheduled for Sunday, Feb . 2, lurff Miss Cece l ia Reynolds , daugh-also been ehanged to Feb . 9, on account of the i l lness of "the dl-rector, John Timen, w h o will read two one-act plays at this t lme.

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"H»ppy Birthdłf" thtn to give a Himilton—the w*tch that madę tecuncy ftmous! Because it't t Hamilton it wi 11 serve its owner f * i t hful-ly for many, many birthdays to come . . . We have a complete aelection of new

« Hamiltona — wriat, atrap, • nd por ket m o d e l i — at the Ioweit prices in Hamilton hiitory . . , Alto many orher appropriate g i f t l f o r b i r t h d a y * .

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MRS. K U H R Y HOME PROM A L B A N Y , GA.

Mrs. G e o r g e K u h r y of Warbur-ton A v e n u e has returned from Al-bany, Ga., wl iere she spent t h e past two months .

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A eard party wil l be łfeW—fir Grace Church parish house Feb. 14 by the Par i sh Aid Soeiety. Mrs. Henry J. Bauer and Mrs. W. Warren T o w e r wil l be in charge.

CECELIA R E Y N O L D S

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Reynolds of Vi l lard Avenue enter­tained o v e r t h e weekend for two former c lass m a t e s at New Ro­chelle Col lege , Misses Paulinę and Betty Buck ley of Wi lmington, Del .

MRS. YACK HOSTESS AT TEA ON F R I D A Y

Mrs. John Yack of Shado-Lawn entertained at t ea Friday for Mrs. Katherln« L e F e u v r e of New York City; Mrs. Margaret St. Clair of Sunnys ide , L. fcj Mrs. August Vol-mer, Mrs. Arthur Plckett , Mrs. Raymond Gentes , MTS. Emil Coene and Mlsg Marjor ie Leary, all of Hast ings . Mrs, Yack ls direct ing a play, "Come Easy ," which will be presented for the Woman's Club Llbrary fund In Mareh. f

LAIHES A I D SOCIETY GIVE8 L U N C H E O N

The Ladles Aid Soclety of First R e f o r m e d Church held a luncheon last Friday at th« church chapel . Mrs. Eugene Roberta waa cha irman, assisted by Mrs. W i l l i a m Pos t , M ™ . Roaeoe Polnemu*, Mrs. Charles Parte łow, Mrs. J o h n H a y e s , Mrs. Percy L. Reynolds and Mrs. A, E. Baatedo.

h o m e in Hopewel l Junct lon , N. -Y. No datę for t h e w e d d i n g has been. set.

Miss Ryan is a nat ive of Hast­ings and is a graduate of Hast­ings High School and the Con-don Business Inst i tute . Mr. Chabot ,was borń in Wel les ł ey , Mass. , attended East H igh School , in Erie , Pa. ; Peekski l l Military Academy and Pratt Bus iness School in New York. H e ls as-soeiated with the Price Studios in New York.

MRS. BAILEY VISITS BOSTON R E L A T I W S

Mrs. Louis S. Bai ley of E d g a r > L a n e ylsited with re lat ives In Boston over the week-end .

D U N C A N E N T E R T A I N A T S U P P E R P A R T Y

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. S. Duncan of High Street, enterta ined at supper Saturday night for their week-end gues t s , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Soat of New York City. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. E u g e n e Harris a r o r t f r . and TMrs. Bruno Koch of Yonkers, Mr. and Mrs. Lou l se M. 'Orr, Louis S. Bailey and Louis Vermil l ion, all of Hast­ings . *

MRS, F R E S E TO i B E HOSTESS

Mrs. Walter Wentze l Frese of La Barranca will enterta łn Mre." Martin Huberts of Chappaqua and Mrs. Milton George, Mrs. James J. McSweeney and Mrs. Stewart H o s k i n s of Hast ings at luncheon tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wel l ing­ton R e e s e of Wash ington Avenue włlT* be dtnner gues t s of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freese* at La Bar­ranca this eyening and will ac-company their hos t s l o * Mrs. El izabeth Cufihman*s lecture on "Colonial Days in H a s t i n g s , "

HOSKINS HOSTS TO F R I E N D S

On Wednesday evenlng Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hosk ins of La Bar­ranca gave a huffet supper for- a group of Mr. Hosk ins ' former fr iends and asaoclateB at Haver-ford College. i

The Ladies Aid Soeiety of Ards­ley M. E. Church will hołd a games party ton ight at the home of Mayor and Mrs. August Seitz of Ashford Avenue . Mrs. Arthur McCartney, president, . is chair­man. She will be assisted by MTS. Richard S. Hallahań, Mrs. Seitz, Mrs. Wi l l iam Brown, Jr.; Mrs. Wi l l iam Hennessey, Mrs. Wil l iam Longmuir , Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mrs. Gustav O. Paulsen, Mrs. Harlan A. Thomas, Mrs. Henry Munek, Mrs. Arthur W. Sl l l iman, all of Ardsley; Mrs. R. E. Thousand of Dobbs Ferry ahd Kra., John K. K e s t l w o f Hast ings.

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MRS. SECORD HOSTESS FOR BRIDOE P L Y E R S

Mrs. Charles Secord of South Calumet Avenue , entertained the onday n ight Bridge Club Monday night.

S H E E H Y S . MOVE TO NICHOLS I)RIVE

Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Sheehy of Ollnda Park Avenue are movlng to 2 'Nicholas Drive.

LOCAL R E S I D E N T S AT CHURCH SESSION

Mrs. Henry C. Sherman, Mrs. Frank J. McCarthy and Mrs. John E. Rejlly represented Grace Church at the neighborhood meet ing of Woman's Auxiliarles in Tarrytown Tuesday. --'

MISS H O P P E W E D S YONKERS RESIDENT

Miss Elysee Hoppey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franc i s J. H o p p e o f IB Eucłid A v e n u e , was married Saturday to John Brady of 246 First Street, Yonkers , at St: John's Spiscopal Church, Yonkers, by the Rev. Ołlver Shaw Newel l , rector.

The brlde was attended by Miss Kather ine Woehr of Yonkers and Klijah Munn of Rutherford was beat man.

PARTY P L A N N E D P E B . 10

LOCAL RESIDENTS AT JUNIOR ASSEMBLY

Dr. and Mra. E. F . Sands , of Broadway, and Mr. and Mrs. Dlxon Griawold, of Scenie DriTe, were a m o n g tboae who entertained groups of friends before the Dębna Ferry Junior Assembly last Sat­urday e,venlng.

The Older Group of Troop 4 met at t h e Dobbs Ferry Schoolhouse wi th Mrs. Gordon Blass and Mrs. W m . H. Fuhrer in charge. Geor-geanne Read and Annie Maven were elected Patrol Leaders. They decided to have three mee t ings a month .

T h e developt»ment óf special ac-t iv i t ł e s sui ted to different ages of g ir l s l s o n e aim of the Girl Scouts dur ing 1936 , according to a state* m e n t jds t Issued by Mrs. Paul RittenHouse, natlonal director, from Girl Soout headquarters , New York City.

"Our Girls," sald Mrs. Ritten-house , "when we include the Brownies or youngest group, r a n g ę in a g e from seven t o e igh-Łeen. In planning for a g ir l of seven t o t en , w e must t a k e into account the fact that this is prob-ably t h e child'8 first experience with a group outslde her o w n home. In planning for t h e - g i r l of fourteen to e ighteen we must xionslder_the Hne of demarcat ion that s e e m s to exi«t be tween t h e 'hlghschool ' girl and her younger s l s ters ."

Mwnbershlp Increnaee Girl Scouting Mrs. Rl t tenhouse

deflned as a program based on the interests , enthusiasm and n e e d s of gir ls .

"The membershłp of the- Girl Scout s ," Mrs. R l t t enhouse an-nouneed, "was over 3 8 4 , 0 0 0 on Jan 1 of this yśar, This means an łnercase of ten per cent dur ing 1935 and (a total łnerease of 56.9 per cent for t h e past flye years . The rapfd growth not o n l y In the number of girls but a lso of com-munltieB served, places on the nat lonal organlzation a heary re-sponslbi l i ty in regard t o t h e pro-i- r.itn offered."

IK)LORES IM)ONEY WILL W E D F , R. McLOUGHLIN

Miss Dolores Mary Rooney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam J. Rooney of 57 Ashford Avenue , will be married tomorrow In the Sacred Heart Church to Francis R. McLoughlln, son ot former trustee and Mrs. Frederick Mc­Loughlln of Ashford Avenue.

DAUGHTER BORN T C & f l H M M SAMUEL D. B R O W N

A daughter w a s b o m Wednes ­day to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Brown, Lyman Place , Oradell Manor, at Dobbs Ferry Hospital .

IiOCAL R E S I D E N T S GIVE S H O W E R

Miss J e a n e t t e R a v e k e s , d a u g h ­ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Rave-kes of Ashford A v e n u e , and Miss Gladys Hapgood of Rosal ing Gar-dens, enter ta ined Tuesday n ight with a bridge and shower a t Miss Ravekes ' h o m o for Mrs. Kenneth Brown of Orlando Avenue , Arda-

LOCAL G R O U P °AT TARRYTOWN MEETING

Represent ing Zlon Episcopal Church at the neighborhood aux-Illary mee t ing in St. Mark's Church, Tarrytown, were Mrs. N. Reyno lds Brooks , Mrs. J. R. Clark, Mrs. Joseph Nickerson, Mrs. Wi l l i am F . Chrystle, Mrs. Benjamin L. Wallaco, Mrs. Ed­win B. French , Miss Blanche My-rlck and the Rev. Charles E. Karsten. T h e speaker was Blsh-op Ro;

Hastings Foreign Editor of Review of Reviews ls the

Speaker on Sunday

R o g e r Shaw, foreign editor of "Rev iew of R e v i e w s , " and a resl-dent of Has t ings , was the speaker at the huffet supper and m e e t i n g of t h e young people of the Tarry­town First Baptist Church Sunday fevening at the 'home of the Rev . and Mrs. Horace H. H u n t on South Broadway, Tarrytown.

In analyz lng the posslbl l l t les of a c o m l n g world war, Mr. Shaw sald he w a s not expect lng another war which would inyolye the ma­jor countr ies of the world for a good many years . He sald, h o w -ever , that if there were a n o t h e r war It would oceur on one of t w o f ronts .

It w a s his opinlon that Ger­many would b e the center of a conflict between Soviet Russla and Japan. Russla,""h"e~ia"taTti"too ln-vo lved internal ly to get into a w a r unless shę is invaded. But Ger­many and Japan are at present al l ied and would comblne aga ins t Rnss la In the event of w a r there . '

In t h e cast there is a possibi l -ity of the Japanese inradlng Si-berla through Manchur la—which cons t l tu tes the second front for a poss lb le war,, the speaker sald.

In the discussion which fol-lower, Mr. Shaw gave an ana lys i s of the present mil i tary s trength of the var ious major countries of the world and attempted to show h o w they would l ino up in the event ojf a major conflict.

The talk w a s preceded by a buffet supper. Thoae who aaelat-ed Mrs. Hń*nt in preparlng the supper were Miss Edna Llr ingston and Miss Al ice Davidson.

W I N S 8 1 , 8 0 0 YERDICT

T h o m a s Tes t lno , 2S, former Dobbs Ferry resldent , was award-ed a $1 ,500 Supremę Court jury verd ic t Wednesday f o r ł n j n r l e e he Btiffered when struck by an a u t o ­m o b i l e wh l l e h e w a s r lding a bl-cyc le on Saw Mili River Road Ju ly 2, 1932, Maurice Goldberg of Los Angeles , formerly of Ards*

aa-deIejidan_L_ Mortimer C*_ 0 ' B r i e n of W h i t e Plaina repre­s e n t e d Test lno ,

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MRS. H A U C K E , MRS. D U N B A R A T MEETING

Mre. A n g u s t H. Haucke and Mrs. Doug las L. Dunbar of this v i l lage a t tended a meet ing of the County Anlmal Protective. League Wednesday n ight in White Plains .

The P irates represented by Bob Webb and Howard French w o n two g a m e s from the Giant s to c o n t i n u e to lead the Zlon A. C. bowlffig tournament Wednesday night at PfeiTs al leys. ArthuT French with 181 , Ed Brown with 180 and Roland Dixon with 179 had high scores for the even lng .

DKCLARES D I V I D E N D

The Anaconda Wlre and Cablo Company, which has a plant In Hastings, deelared its first divid-end In noarly five years Wednes­d a y ^ T h e dlyidend paya 25 cents a share, , . "

Otto J. Goebel Interior Decorator i , -

Upholstśry Slip Covers Draperies New and Remade

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Beatr lce Gorman Au ,xlHary of the Jamea Daley Post, V. F. W, , will hołd a bridge party at the post Feb. 19, Mrs Deatrlce Gor­man has' appolnted Rosę Forman generał cbalrman. Six new mem bera will be recelved Monday night, F e b . 10 .

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