THE EAST H A M PTO N STAR, FRID AY, NOVEM BER S8, 1930
Hassam Painting in
New York A rt Exhibition
Mr. and Mrs. P h ilip D i Santo spent
Lira Arthur Hedges is a patient at
Thanksgiving In New York.
the 6puthampton Hospital.
M r. a i- 1 Mrs. Richard A. Corwin and /Miss Francis M arley is spending the
* sona, apenc last week end in New York- 'week end at EiyJlcott, N. Y.
M iss Ella M ae Phillips is spending
_/B «iton Russell and Edward Baker
' i t attended the Y ale-H arvard game the week end at Huntington. L. I.
last Saturday
Mrs. Thomas Babcock, who has been
lira . John F. Gilm artin and Miss ill with a heavy cold. Is now much Im­
Sara G ilm artin spent a few days this proved.
week in N ew York.
Mr. a r d Mrs. W illiam M oore o f G ar­
Mias Alice Bennett, a student at A l­ den City, spent last week end here
bany State College, is home for the with M r. and Mrs. H arry Easer.
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. August Mosebach has returned
R oy Parsons is spending the Thanks­ from the Southampton Hospital, where
giving holidays here with his parents, she was taken last week for treatment.
U r and Mrs. Raymond Parsons.
Mrs. E. S. Boughton is spending the
enneth E. Davis spent a few days Thanksgiving holiday with her daugh­
New Y ork last week on business, ter, Miss Barbara Boughton. in Boston.
stopping at the H otel Governor Clinton.
Frank Worthington, who has been
T h e December meeting o f the L. V. quite 111 at his home on Egypt lane, was
I. S. w ill be held next Monday after­ taken to the Southampton Hospital on
noon, at 3 o’clock ,at the home o f Mrs. Monday for treatment.
N. H. Dayton.
Mrs. Jeremiah M. Huntting is t o en­
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shea and fam ­ tertain at bridge and supper at her
ily o f Nyack, N. Y., are spending the home on M ill H ill lane next Thursday
Thanksgiving holidays here with Mr. afternoon, December 3.
and Mrs. H. Wessberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, David
Mr. and Mrs. W. W h itten are spend­ Sherrill .and a large fam ily party spent
ing the Thanksgiving week end here Thanksgiving D ay at Montauk with
with Mrs. W hitten's sister. Mrs. Ben­ Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Payne.
jam in Dlsley and M r. Dlsley
H. S. Stender, safety engineer for the
Winthrop Gardiner, who is a student Royal Indem nity Company, o f which
3. Osborne Is local agent, made an
at th e Hun Preparatory School In
Prlnoeton, N. J., Is spending the inspection o f several places o f busin­
ess here this week.
Thanksgiving holidays at his home.
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M n . Herman Schenkel entertained
th e A. B. C. last Friday at her home.
Mrs. E. C. M orford, Mrs James G rimshaw. and Mrs. H. H ale Parsons held
the winning scores.
J^Lss Sara Dickinson, who is com­
pleting her course In Journalism at
Columbia University this year, re­
turned to East Hampton on Wednesday
fo r the Thanksgiving week end.
f i l x t Sybil G ilm artin attended the
Army-Urslnus football game and for­
mal "h op " at W est Point last Satur­
day. Miss G ilm artin was the guest of
Oadet Robert Quackenbush.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Holfanby and
Mr. Hollanby’s brother, Frederick, of
East Islip, and Miss Sylvia Gluck, vis­
ited Mrs. Hollanby's mother, Mrs.
H arry Cann over the week end.
Miss M ary Louise Schenck and
Courtland Schenck le ft Wednesday
morning for Brookeville, Md.. where
they w ill Join their mother, Mrs. P. C.
Schenck. and their brother, Kennell
Schenck, for Thanksgiving with their
grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Rudolph Holm er entertained at Iddlngs.
bridge and supper ta her home on
Mdhday.
T here were three tables;
Mrs. E. J. Edwards and Mrs. Clifford
M tb. E. C. Morford, Mrs. H arry Wess­ Edwards gave two dinners, followed by
berg, and Mrs. W illiam Edwards w in­ bridge, at the David lane home o f Mrs.
ning the prizes.
E. J. Edwartfs last Friday and Satur­
day evenings.
T here were 36 guests
Mrs. Charles Parsons, Mrs. Elizabeth Ralph Frood .and Miss M e t^ C o n k lin g
Edwards, and Miss F. Brem er Hatch the first night; Mrs. John Hand. Mrs.
left Wednesday aftenoon for a short holding the winning scores.
On Sat­
motor trip, which includes Huntington. urday there were ten tables, Mrs. S.
Oyster Bay and Jamaica.
Th ey plan Gardner Osborn. Mrs. Raymond Magee
to return on Sunday.
and Miss F. Bremer Hatch winning the
honors.
Out-of-tow n guests on the
Arthur Varca. steward o f the Devon second evening were Mrs. R obert C.
Y acht Club, is spending the winter Baldwin, Mrs. Thom as E. Rlngwood,
months at Pinehurst, N. C.. where he and Mrs. McCorry o f Montauk; Mrs.
is steward at the Bronx Club.
T he Alexander M acLean o f W a ter M ill;
restaurant there opened Its season on Mrs. Raymond Magee o f Sagaponack.
November 7.
and Miss K itty Watkins o f Farmville.
/ [vans Shoe Store of Sag Harbor, has
enlarged their present store by taking
over the store next door, which is com­
pletely stocked and w ill be used as a
men's departm ent and 5 S elf Service
department.
T h e Star has been requested to an­
nounce the annual Christmas sale at
Kings Park State Hospital, on W ednes­
day, Thursday and Friday. December 3,
4, and 5. Beautiful and useful handi­
work, made by the patients w ill be
offered at this sale. H elp the patients
to help themselves.
M ANY ATTEND
THANKSGIVING
UNION SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. I. Y . Halsey and Dr.
and Mrs. David, Edwards, who le ft East
Hampton by m otor for C alifornia, end­
ed th at part o f their Journey on N ov­
ember 18, at Santa Barbara.
They
will continue by train and boat, re­
turning home about the middle o f D e ­
cember. by way o f the Panama Canal.
A t Presbyterian Church at
8 O ’Clock Yesterday
Morning
A large congregation attended the
Union Thanksgiving Service o f the
Methodist Episcopal Church and the
Presbyterian Church at the Presbyter­
ian Church at 8 a. m. yesterday m orn­
ing. and also enjoyed the breakfast pre­
pared by the men o f the churches and
served at the Session House.
W illiam Young played two violin se­
lections during the service ; Thanks­
giving hymns were sung by the congre­
gation. and an Am erican Psalm read
responsively.
Rev. A. B. Horlacher preached on the
subject, "T h e Spiritual Exaltation of
G ratitude." Mr. Horlacher opened his
short sermon w ith the story o f the rich
young man who asked Jesus what he
should do in return fo r the benefits
which God had heaped upon him.
Jesus replied: “Sell all thaUthou hast
and give to the poor.”
This, said Mr.
Horlacher, Is not East Ham pton's spir­
itual requirement; he said th at the
people o f this village are unusually
generous, peep’ ? In trouble here are
always helped Imm ediately; and that
he believed If any East Hampton
church should burn down tonight. It
would be rebuilt and paid for within
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Huntting enter­
tained on Saturday evening at their
M ill H ill lane home. Honors at bridge
were won by M rs. James Hildreth.
Mrs. J. Edward G ay Jr., Mrs. Elizabeth
Edwards. B enjam in H. Barnes, W il­
lard Livingston and James Hildreth.
The follow ing men o f East Hampton
and rlcln lty were drawn for trial Jury
duty o f the Suffolk Supreme Court, to
convene at Rlverhead on Monday. D e­
cember 1, with Justice Charles J. Dodd
o f Brooklyn, presiding: Oscar Brill,
Ordway P. Cullum and J. Custls L aw r­
ence o f East Hampton; Charles W.
Hildreth o f Bridgeham pton .and A l­
fred R. Topping o f Sagaponack.
s K concrete sidewalk Is beln^ laid on
■'the west side of M ain street, from Buell
lane to the business section.
A tree
expert Is on duty all the tim?. making
sure that no damage will be done to
the trees.
N o excavating has been
done, and the path Is being laid very
close to the fences. T h e sidewalk was
voted some time ago. and work was
delayed until the summer traffic was
o r ft .
But, he said, we are no t a clcmonEast
Mrs. G . H. Bass has been In the v il­ sT atlvely appreciative people.
lage this week closing the home o n 1Ham pton Is rarely blest; there Is no
Egypt l&nc which she occupied this j more beautiful village In Am erica; It
» hard to conceive o f anything t
last summer.
Mr. Bass sallod on the
community shouU lfave ti
15th fo r England.
Mrs. Bass remains
, have. But we take these
In N ew Y ork with her sisters until h e 1
>r less as our right, and th
decides upon a definite location.
Mr.
he spiritual
on (
Bas> has been with W allace Halsey.
as this fault
C. EL fo r the last four years, and both aight have; all Amc
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he and Mrs. Bass have made many o some extent.
iciuded with
friends here who regret their going.
our blessings one by one, and
h e greatest blessings are those
T b s East Hampton Auxiliary to the
r e free gifts from God.
Southampton Hospital met at the home
J
o f Mrs. John W h itb y on Tuesday a fte r­
noon.
I t was reported that the Free
Bed Fund for * i i s village, while not
reaching the $1200 goal set for a rear,
has been more than used up; any other
applicants for this aid must be turned
over to the Overseer o f the Poor.
The
n .x t meeting o f the Auxiliary w ill be
held at the home of Mr?. N. H D ay’ -n
on December 23
Diamond rings fo r Christmas
Now
showing a complete line as well as
other appropriate Christmas gifts.
F.
H. Scnbnsr. Theatre Building. East
Hampton, •Adv.
1ANO LESSONS— and organ
by experienced teacher. W r it 'i Philip De Santo. Esst Hampton or phone
Edwards Theatre.
T e l 4*8.
Music
fam ished fo r all occasions
4-1
Announcements were made this week
In the New Y ork papers o f three art
exhibitions which include the work of
Childe Hassam.
T he first exhibtion
fo r the season at the N ational Acad­
emy o f Design opened Monday evening
with a private showing, at the Fine
Arts Building. New York; this exhi­
bition, which includes etchings by Mr.
Hassam, Includes two other Items of
East Hampton Interest: A portrait of
Mrs. Ellwood Hendrick, by Robert
Spencer, and one of Dr. A. V. Williams
Jackson, by W illiam J. Whittemore
(loaned by Columbia University).
T h e College A rt Association opened
its traveling exhibtion o f American
paintings on Monday, at its headquar­
ters, 20 W est 58th street, New York.
T h e show Includes work by George
Bellows, Ralph Blakelock, W illiam
Chase, John Costigan, Frank Duveneck, Thomas Eakins, Childe Hasssam,
Robert Henri. Winslow Homer, George
Innes, John Singer Sargent, John
Sloan, Eugene Speicher and others. Dr.
A. Philip McMahon, professor o f Fine
Arts at New York University, spoke.
T he work of 30 Am erican painters
and seven sculptors, none o f whom has
been represented before In exhibitions
at the Museum o f Modern Art, 730
F ifth avenue, New York, will make up
the exhibition there, which is to be
opened to the public on December 4.
T h e painters included will be: G lfford'B eal, Guy Pene du Bols, Paul Burlln. Vincent Canade, Arthur Charles,
James Chapin, Cllvette, Andrew Dasburg, Stuart Davis, Paul Daugherty,
Arthur G. Dove. Ernest Flene. Arnold
Friedman. W illiam Glackens, Marsden
Hartley, Childe Hassam, John Kane,
M orris Kantor, Benjam in Kopman,
Carl Knaths, Leon K roll, Sidney Laufman. George Benjamin Luks, Henry
Lee
McFee,
Boardman
Robinson,
Henry Schnakenberg, Charles Sheeler,
Niles Spencer. Mark Tobey, Vincent
August Tack.
T h e sculptors w ill pe: Alexander
Calder. Hunt Diederlch, Anna Glenny,
Gaston Lachalse, R obert Laurent, Dud­
ley Vail Talcott, W illiam Zorach.
Most o f the artists were selected by
a committee made up o f five o f the
trustees and the two directors, A. Con­
g er Goodyer, president; Miss L. P.
Bliss, vice president; Samuel A. Lewlsohn, secretary; Stephen C. Clark, A l­
fred H. B arr jr., director, and Jere A b ­
bott. associate director.
Mrs. John D.
R ockefeller jr., could not serve on the
committee, since she has not yet re­
turned from Europe.
R A M B LE R S ’ M E E T IN G
T h e Ramblers m et at the home of
Mrs. John Y . Strong on Tuesday eve­
ning. Mrs. J. M. Strong jr., assisting in
entertaining. Mrs. George H. Hand and
Mrs. E. H. Dayton were the committee
in charge o f the evening's program,
which was the subject o f “ T he W orld
About Us."
T he program opened with two violin
solos and a song by 5-year-old James
M. Strong 4th.
His violin teacher.
Miss Ellen Bates, accompanied him at
the piano.
Jim mie's playing would
have done credit to a 12-year-old child.
I t was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. E. M. Baker read a very inter­
esting article on M exico City.
Mrs.
Frederick Russell read a paper on
“Aeronautics Up to Date.” Mrs. Everlett J. Edwards read an article on the
unemployment problem, also review of
the new book, "Som e Folks W on't
Work.”
Mrs. George H. Hand read an ex­
tremely Interesting letter from Howard
Campbell o f Oklahoma City, Okla.;
Mrs. Campbell stayed at Mrs. Hand’s
home last summer. T h is letter told a
great deal about oil wells In Oklahoma.
Mr. Campbell Is in the oil business.
Mrs. S. J. Lynch read a paper on the
latest wonders o f electricity, called
"W h at W ill They D o N ext?”
During the evening Miss Bates sang
two songs, ending with a piano solo, a
march o f her own composition, after
which Jim mie Strong presented her, in
the name o f the Ramblers, w ith a
bouquet o f roses for her trouble In
aiding the program.
T h e December 9th meeting o f the
Ramblers w ill be held at the home of
Mrs. Nelson C. OSborne. Mrs. E. C.
M ulford assisting.
G R E G O R Y W IL L F ILE D
Samuel A. Gregory, form er mayor of
this village, who died September 26
last, leaves an estate valued at more
than $20,000, according to his will,
filed In Riverhead for probate.
T he
following bequests have been made:
M innie Mahler, East Hampton, 40
shares o f the capital stock o f Gregory
Company, Inc., and threefold screen
painted by the testator; Catherine G.
Mahler, East Hampton. 10 shares of
Gregory Company. Inc., and a diamond
ring; Elizabeth M. G regory and V ir ­
ginia G. Benjamin, sisters, o f Newark.
N. J., each five shares o f stock; Id a M.
Gregory .widow, residence and contents
and on e-half o f the residuary during
her lifetim e and at her death the prin­
cipal o f that ha lf is to be equally dlided between M innie and Catherine
I M ah le r
In the
v -v that they predecease
the wido’v.
principal o f that h a lf is
to be equal
■ .ded between the testa ■ Gregory and V irtor’s si. *”
gin la B m . .uiin.
T he Osborne Trust
f East Ham ptcn was named
K E N N E T H O 'B R IE N HONORED
M r. ar.d M rs Julius K ci :r o f H am p­
ton Bsys. gave a dinner Monday night
at the Esplanade fo r M r. and Mrs.
K enneth O'Brien.
T h e other guests
Included form er Covert: i t and Mrs.
Alfred E. Smith, United States Senator
Robert F. W a g ^ r . S u rr o n te and Mrs.
Jam 's A_ Foley, Secretary o f State and
Mrs. Edward J. Flyn n M 'S . Charles F.
Murphy. M r. and Mrs. J o in F. Murray
azd M r. and Mrs. Edwa: i Cochran.
.e M ade Sausage M eat Is cow
at Dreesen’B Excelsior Market,
wn Ian: East Hampton. Also
cuts fresh pork. Orders taken
:ce Jus: call East Hampton 465.
SEVEN
Society News
It Is Said
and Notes
That
A group of East Hampton Riding
Club members have leased Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Hamlin's Spring Close
Cottage, across the road from the R id ­
ing Club, to be used as a winter annex
for the use o f members who wish to
come out from town and stay near the
club house. A steam heating plant has
been Installed In the house, which will
be ready fo r use this week end. Mrs.
McKenna, wife of one o f the grooms
at the R id ing Club, will do the cooking
at the Spring Close.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Maiers Duryea,
who returned from abroad last week,
were at the Maidstone Arms for a short
stay.
M r. and Mrs. Francis Newton enter­
tained a large party at a hunt break­
fast at Fulling M ill Farm, following the
hunt m eeting on Thursday of last
week.
The Suffolk Hunt held its last m eet­
ing o f the season yesterday morning
at 10 a. m.
A fter the hunt M r. and
Mrs. Harry L. Ham lin entertained a
party o f 75 at a hunt breakfast at
Stony H ill Farm.
Mrs. James C. Bell and her son,
James Christy Bell, are spending the
Thanksgiving week end here with Mr.
and Mrs. A lfred D. Bell.
A n unusual number o f summer resi­
dents have come out from N ew York
to pass the Thanksgiving season in
East Hampton.
M r. and Mrs. Robert
Appleton, M r. and Mrs. Francis N ew ­
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Auguste J. Cordler,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellery James. Mr. and
Mrs. A lfred Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Dickson
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Scott McLanahan,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Ham lin and
Miss Judith Hamlin. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Herter. are among those here for the
holiday week end; and many o f these
fam ilies are entertalng house parties.
East Hampton grows in popularity as
a winter resort, with the Increasing In­
terest in riding and hunting here.
Now is the Tim e to Buy a
House L ot on
M T I.I j h i l l
la n e
T A L M A GE LAN E
M IL L E R LANE
T he only restricted property In
East Hampton, and the only proper­
ties sold during the land boom
where the people got their money’s
worth.
Lots on the above lanes have been
listed with me fo r re-sale. Now Is
the time to pick up a lot at the
right price.
M AU R IC E V. BLO M E R TH
101 SU M M ER STR E E T
M ALDEN, MASS.
Phour 445, 447, or 699 East Hampton
I f You're on Earth, Own a Slice of it
al attendants carried muffs o f violets.
Henry Wilkins Rustln was best man
for Mr. Robinson.
T h e ushers were
W illiam
Adyelotte,
Louis
Putnam
Myers. Robert Lane, Arthur Fagan.
Owen Pardee Jacobsen, G ardiner B ow­
den and Raymond A. Lander.
Following the ceremony there was a
reception at M ayfair House.
A fte r a
wedding trip M r. Robinson and his
bride w ill live at 151 East 80th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Vechten Burger,
who were married in New Y ork on
November 17, have sailed for Havana.
On their return they w ill live at 15
Park avenue, N ew York.
Mrs. R. Scott Perkin is a member of
the Junior League committee in charge
o f the Sanitary F air o f 1864, which will
be presented at the Hotel St. George,
Brooklyn, on'Decem ber 4 anff 5. Sev­
eral Brooklyn stores and other concerns
w ill co-operate to reproduce Fulton
street o f the C ivil W ar era.
✓ Mrs. H. L. Ham lin Hostess
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. de Beixedon
/ Mrs. H arry L. Ham lin gave a lunch­ are spending some time at Hot Spring,
eon on Friday on the balcony o f the
Georgian Room at the Pierre fo r Miss
Mrs. Samuel C. Van Dusen w ill give
Elizabeth D. Campbell and Miss Isabel
a small tea dance In the Italian GarGardiner, debutantes o f the season/
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1den o f the Ambassdor. New York, this
T h e luncheon was served at s m a ll1 __ ____ tn_ ,____
aftem oon, fo r her granddaughter, Miss
tables decorated with large centerpieces
Sally Van Dusen Kllbourn.
of autumn flowers.
Am ong the other
A Sensation
O U R N E W LA M P S — $5.00 UP
W e have had many calls for the new M odern­
istic
C. LOUIS ED W ARD S
Authorized Dealers
Mrs. H enry Kidder G ilbert of Chicago ,a form er summer resident o f East
Hampton, has been the guest o f Mrs. |
Harry L. Ham lin at Stony H ill Farm.
T he L. V. I. S. w ill meet at the home IX
o f Mrs. N. H. Dayton on Monday after- I
noon, December 1. at 3 p. m.
LONG
JLSTER
Mr. and Mrs. John Haffen %pent the |
Thanksgiving holiday at their home
here.
W et street— brakes that failed to hold—
and then— !
Good liability and collision insurance will take
care of this loss and will protect you and the
other fellow, too, if the fault is yours.
E. T . D A Y T O N
Mrs. Schurman, W ife of Dr.
Jacob G. Schurman, Dies
ggx East H am pton
SS N ational Bank
A H appy Surprise for
Christmas Club Members
C H R IS T M A S C LUB CH ECKS are being mailed to our Christina* Club
members one week earlier this year, December 1. This L» done to
1—enable members to profit by the prevailing low prices
2— aid
employment by immediate and substantial Increase of
community purchasing power
D 'ALE SIO R ECEIVES D IPLO M A
✓Philip D'Alesio, Newtown lane tailor,
lia s received a diplom a from the Ita l­
ian Am erican School o f Red Bank. N.
J., which is a branch o f th? M.'ano.
Italy, school, “ M odelll and Flgur.nl.''
A t the school ln.Red Bank M r. D 'A leslo received personal instructions
from John Colonnello, head Instructor
o f the school, In designing and cutting
men's clothing. M r. D'Alesio has been
In business In East Ham p'on for a
number o f years.
High Grade
3— as a service to the community, which we conceive to be not
only a banker's duty but also a very pleasant privilege
This bank Ls thus releasing nearly 915.000, which w ill be a decided bene­
fit to the whole community.
Do your Christmas ' hopping promptly.
Buy from our local mer­
chants who stand back o f every plcee of merchandise they aell and are
at this moment offering exceptional values.
Your Christmas giving will make you more happy than ever thin
year bccauae your dollars w ill do double duty— securing extra value and
making jobs more plentiful fo r others.
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CORPORATION
A N T H R A C IT E
D. L. & W .
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M AIN STREE1
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon in St. M atthew’s Protestant
Episcopal Church. Bedford, N. Y.. for
Mrs. Barbara Munro Schurman, 65.
wife o f Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman,
form er Ambassador to Germany. Bur­
ial was In the churchyard.
Mrs. Sch'urman died at her home in
Bedford after a week's Illness.
Her j
husband, who retired as Ambassador
11 m onths ago; three sons and four
daughters survive her.
She was born and educated in New
York, and married Dr. Schurman 46
years ago.
Th ey were summer resi­
dents here for a number o f years, and
resided on Further lane.
Dr. Schurman, who was named Am ­
bassador to Germ any in 1925, was
president of Cornell University from
1892 to 1920, United States M inister to
Greece and Montenegro in 1912 and
1913. and from 1921 to 1925 Minister
Plenipotentiary to China.
Q UAL1TY
SP A R T O N
Why take a chance and run unnecessary risks
when good automobile insurance can be ob­
tained at very low rates here?
Dr. O. H. Vollbehr spent T h a n k sg iv -;
ing Day in East Hampton.
H IG H E S T
ED ISO N
G U LB R AN S E N
K O L S T E R B RAND ES
Liability and Collision Insurance
W ill Cover This Loss
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herter gave a
dinner at T h e Creeks last evening.
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ISLAND
& CO.
E L E C T R IC A L C O N T R A C T O R S
Arrangements have been completed
for the supper dance to be held in the
Japanese Room of the St. R egis on
Friday, December 5, for the benefit of
the Prosperity Shop.
Mrs. W inifred
Lee is chairman o f the debutante com­
mittee, o f which Miss M argaret M offett
is a member.
Mrs. Winslow Guertln
T uttle Is a member o f the committee
on arrangements, o f which Mrs. R an ­
dolph Hall Is chairman.
T h e M aternity Center Association is
sponsoring a benefit perform ance of
“Smiles” oil December 16. following the
successful ~ flower sale a t the four
Fleischman Flower Shops on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellery James and Mrs. Frank
Shepard assisted at the shop at 90
Broadway, while Mrs. Shepard Krech
was chairman o f sales at the Sherry
Netherland Hotel.
The marriage o f Miss Jean Darrow,
daughter o f .Mr. and Mrs. Daniel b a r ­
row. to Russell Robinson, son of the
late M r. Robinson, took place last
Thursday afternoon In St. B artholo­
mew's Church.
T he Rev. Dr. Robert
Norwood performed the ceremony. The
bride, who was given in m arriage by
her father, wore a princess gown of
ivory-colored satin and a veil o f tulle
held in place by a cap c ( lace.
She,
carried a bouquet of lilies o f the vailev.
Miss Virginia Raebum was maid of
honor.
She wore a costume of rosecolored taffeta, made long and full,
and a hat o f the same shade o f velvet.
I T he bridesmaids were the Misses Jayne
I Rathbun. Dorothy Bailey, Helen F orj shay, Gladys Kelm . Frances Dana
Hyde and Eleanor Henry Myers. T heir
I frocks w?re aim tlar to that o f the maid
' o f honor, o f pink taffeta. A ll :h brid-
and
$5 Complete W ith Shade
The Misses Frederica Gallatin, Isasl Gardiner. Rosalie Bailey, Elinor
and Evelyn Wurzburg, and Bettey
Steele were among the guests of Mrs.
Frederick Conklin Zabriskle of Hack­
ensack. N. J.. on Monday, at a lunch­
eon given at the H otel Pierre, New
York, for Miss Constance Pierrepont
Zabriskle, and for Miss M ary Elizabeth
Johnson, debutante daughter o f W.
Kem pton Johnson.
Mrs. Howard V. Morris entertained
on Thanksgiving D ay at her M ain
street home, which she is keeping open
through the winter.
T he Misses Judith Hamlin. Sara
Chisholm and Grace Cody recently
made a duck-shooting expedition under
the guidance o f Everett Talm age, crack
shot .and president o f the East Ham p­
ton Skeet Club, and returned with a ,
creditable ^ g .
Robinson— Darrow
Lamps—strikingly designed,
Other New Lamps in Bright and Attractive D e­
signs up to $15
guests were: T he Misses Jane Erd­
mann, Elizabeth Rumbaugh, Jane A lcott, Natalie Coe, M olly Lemcke, Alice
Bishop, Barbara Bowne, W in ifred Lee.
Rosamund Turner, Alice du Pont,
Joanna B. Neilson, Penelope Gray.
Frederica Gallatin, Elizabeth Englar.
Gertrude Bailey. Charlotte Milburn,
M argaret Tyler, Theodora Crimmlns.
Katherine
Hobart. Peggy
Rickard,
Elizabeth Sinclair. Eleanor Taylor,
D orothy Spraker.
Also the Misses Clara Legg. M ary
McGusty, Gwendolen Armstrong, Susie
Hopkins. Jeanne Froment. Marianna
Richardson, Caroljfti Stanton, Alice
Waterman, Dorothy K ing, Eleanor
Sheedy, M arguerite Brokaw. Beatrice
Meeker. Alexandria Gardiner, Cecilia
Huertematte, Shirley Myrick. Eleanor
Gould. Penna Tew, M ary Schumacher,
Beatrice T e r Meulen Frances Weeks
and Carolyn Saltus.
Mrs. S. Fullerton W eaver was among
the patronesses o f the benefit perform ­
ance o f “ Nina Rosa.” at the M ajestic
Theatre on Monday.
T he proceeds
were devoted to the welfare work of
the Women's Auxiliary o f the French
Hospital.
Orson D. Munn of N ew York and
Southampton, has announced the en­
gagement o f his daughter. Miss E liza­
beth M artin Munn, to George Truxton
Glazebrook, son o f Dr. and Mrs. F ran­
cis H. Glazebrook o f Morristown. N. J
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