'Gay Divorcee' at East Hampton
Forrest C Haring, managing director of the John Drew Treatre :
Kast Hampton , presents for the
week of July 17 Cole Porter 's
sparkling musical comed y "The Gay
Divorcee," a lively and delig htful
show which he managed during its
run on Broadway.
Jack Whiting, Carol Stone , ind
Lenore Lonergan head the cast
which will provide eastern Suffolk
County with its third successive
week of Broadway at its best in
America ' s most beautiful summer
theatre. "
Jack Whiting made his first professional appearance in "Zicgfeld's
Follies of 1922," and has continued
in the stage career thus begun with"
interludes of strai ght dramatic
parts and a period of Hollywood
pictures including "College Lovers,"
"Life of the Party," and "Give Me
a Sailor."
Carol Stone daughter of Fred
Stone, made her theatrical debut
on the stage of the Jphm .-Drew
Theatre in 1933, and her return to
star in "The Gay Divorcee" is a
source of gratification to East
Hampton theatre-goers who saw
her maiden performance.
Lenore Lonergan, distinguished
by her husky voice , has been hailed
NORTHVILLE
This Sunday the service of worshi p at 11:00 o'clock will be in
charge of the Rev Wallace H
Marsh , Executive Secretary of the
Temperance Federation of New
York. He will speak on the work
of his organization and the offering will be given for that cause.
On Wednesday, Mrs Lyndon Hallock and son, Henry visited Mrs
Alfred Clark , her two daughters
and infant son , Alfred Clark Jr of
Eethpage.
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Rheingruber visited Mr and Mrs
Harold Evans on Sunday, and were
supper guests. Mr Rheingruber
lives and works on the Borden
farm , as well as a young German
girl.
Shirley Downs, Norie
Luce,
Charles Downs and Gerald Warner
are attending the young people 's
summer conference at Minden in
Bridgehampton this week.
Mr and Mrs Edward Wells, Mr
and Mrs Irving Downs, Terry and
Shirley Downs, Mr and Mrs Leland
Robinson , Miss Tilly Wells and
Reuben Wells attended the Pomona
Grange picnic at the Shinnecock
bathing beach on Saturday. There
were over 100 members present.
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Blairstown , N J on Monday of this
week to get their daughter , Carolyn and Joan Downs. Jane Luce
and Peggy Hallock at the High
School Summer Conference.
Mr and Mrs George Wells and
children , Robert and Laura Lee of
Houghton are with his parents,
Mr and Mrs Howard Wells. George
Bridal Shower for The Circus Is Comina to Riverhead \ Women of Moose
Miss Beeken Held
Install Officers
A bridal shower was given in
honor of Miss Edith Beeken .i t the
home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Ycager , by Mrs Yeager, on Tuesday,
Jul y 11. The rooms were very beautifully decorted , and fr flowing the
opening of gifts refreshments were
served. The fnl' owing ladies attended: Mrs Eertha Nugent , Mrs John
Morrell , Mrs Raymond Hulse and
Mrs Phili p Bakelaar of Grcenport:
Mrs Joseph Hadel of Pelham: Mrs
Wol go of M a t t i t u c k ; Mrs Walter
Kuehne, Miss Anita Kuehne , Mrs
John Jannen . Mrs John Freese, Mrs
Walter Freese, Mrs Hussel Nodine ,
~Mrr. Helen Pimtv.r
CAROL STONE
by Walter Winchell as a "bright
new musical star " by virtue of her
recent performance in "Alive and
Kicking " on Broadway.
will spend a few days at Springfield
College, Mass leaving this week on
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs John Horace Wells
and family and Mr and Mrs A r t h u r
Smith and children v/erc- guests of
Mr and Mrs Philetus Tuthill at a
picnic supper on Friday evening.
There will be a lesson on corsage
making at the hall on Monday evening, July 24, at 7 o'clock. Those
who attend are asked to bring
their own flnwors. scissors nnd ribbon.
Fo.'ty-seven members and invited
guests of the Home Bureau enjoyed a delicious Smorgasbord supper
at the home of Mrs Wilmot Warner
on Wednesday evening of last week.
Mrs Olin Tuthill was the chairman
of the affair and Mrs Warner and
Mrs Irving Downs gave an interesting demonstration on making corsages, showing samples of their
work.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wells Jr
and sons attended the Warner picnic at Wildwood State Park on
Saturday. There was 103 present.
Mr and Mrs Richard Reeve and
son , Rickey were supper guests on
Sunday of Mr and Mrs Philip Wells.
John Wells of the U S Navy at
Dahlgren, Va, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr and Mrs Hownrd Wells
All women in this vicinity interested in the Riverhead Hospital are
asked to meet at the Sound Avenue
hall for an auxiliary organizational
meeting on Monday, July 24 at 2:30
p m. Come prepared to join as
charter members, come too with
your questions, as Mrs Frances
Howland of the planning commit-
Also Misses Anna Marie and
Katherine Foster, Mrs Virginia
Gaffga, Mrs John Pendzick , Mrs
Nick Plisco, Mrs Roy Dye, Mrs
John Moseley, Mrs Mary Nienstedt ,
Miss Arlette Rafuse, Mrs Ivison
Beckon , Mrs Ida Wolff , Mrs Henry
Pille, Mrs Gilbert S Raynr.r, Mrs
Elmer Williams, Miss Alma Widder ,
Mrs Michael Matte and Mrs Robert
Krueger , all of Manorville , and
Miss Catherine Woronka of Eastport.
Miss Beckon received many very
useful gifts. Those who sent gifts
but could not attend were Miss Lillian E Raynor , Mrs Walter Raynor ,
Mrs Luther Johnson , Mrs Walter
Johnson , Mrs Frank Hawkins of.
Eastport and Mrs James Rafuse.
tee of the Hospital Association will
be there to give the answers. Any
woman who is a resident of the
area including Northville , Roanoke
and Baiting Hollow all or part of
the year, is welcome.
Kenneth Wells Jr and son , Kent
spent three days of this week in
Wingdale and Laurens in up-state
New York.
The WCTU meeting and picnic
will be held at the bungalow of Mrs
Hazel Wells on Wednesday. July
20 at 1 o'clock. Brink one dish of
food and table service. Come and
bring your friends.
Mrs Hazel Wells attended the
Tri-State WCTU Conference in
Ocean Grove, N J on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
EAST QUOGUE
At a recent meeting of the Home
Bureau officers at the home of Mrs
Otto Schmiemann the details for
a Handle-aft Sale and Exhibition
were worked out. It will be held
on September 2 at the Parish
House.
The members are busy
making m a n y unusual and inexpensive articles to be held. Leather
gloves made to fit the individual
and plastic pocket books will be
shown and orders will be taken on
these articles. Keep September 2
in mind for a unique and inexpensive time.
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith , Mr
and Mrs Earl Collins anil Jack
Eckart enjoyed the stock car races
held at Islip last Wednesday evening. '
Mr and Mrs George Clary of
Wantaitgh visited with Mr and
Mrs Walter Kohler on Saturday.
Mr and Mi's William Gordon are
visiting upstate-.
Mr nnd Mrs Jack Eckart spent
last Thursday and Friday in
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the camp will have a booth and
there will be booths where the
handicraft of the girls of that
camp and the boys of Camp Molloy, Mattituck , will be on sale. The
proceeds of the bazaar will be
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patient at Brooklyn Hosp ital.
Mrs Joseph Slovick and daugh j ter Faith left on Sunday for Port
|Angelas , Wash to make their
home there while Mr Slovick is
stationed there.
Mr and Mrs John Joyce and
daughter Audrey of Railway, N J
visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Collins last weekend.
Social Club met at the home of
Mrs Amy Yost last Thursday.
Davis Glendenning has accepted
a position at the Quogue Market
in Quogue.
Mr and Mrs A Sacks will occupy
the Slovick home while the Slovicks are in Washington.
Miss Beverly Schnaderbeck returned to her home on Sunday
after spending the past three
weeks in Melville with Mr and
Mrs H Charles and family.
Mrs Joseph Bohnak Jr was
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Trained elephants and several other animal displays will perform
locally when Hunt Brothers and Eddy Brothers ( niiibiiied Circuses arrive at Riverheail lor two complete performances at 2 p tu and H p m
Tuesday, July 'i~>. Areuic slurs at the show, which will be held at (lie
former Suffolk County Fairgrounds include wire artists, head balancer,
clowns and other features.
of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Warner
on Sunday evening. The guests
present were Capt J Bohnak. Mr
and Mrs Joseph Bohnak , Northampton , Mass; Mrs Frank WarInstallation of officers of the Port ner , Qj ogue, and Barry Bohnak.
Jefferson Chapter 901 , Women of The Bohnaks have been visiting
the Moose, was held at the Moose with Mrs Bohnak's mother, Mrs
home on Saturday evening. Fred Frank Warner of Quogue and left
Bone, past governor and present on Monday for Northampton . Mass
secretary of Port Jefferson Lodge to visit and then will leave for Al1379, Loyal Order of Moose was the buquerque , New Mexico where
installing officer , assisted by Mrs Capt Bohnak is stationed with the
Lillian Tidmarsh , installing chap- U S Army.
lain and Mrs Florence Milano , inMrs Ral ph Jackson mid daughstalling guide.
ter Judy of Valley Stream reMrs Dominick Pellicano was in- turned to their home after visiting
stalled as senior regent for the
coming year and her staff of of- foi a few days with Mr and Mrs
ficers includes Mrs Florence Arns . L Warner.
Mrs Mae Benjamin and Mrs
junior regent; Mrs Charlotte Law :
daughter
rence, junior graduate regent; Mrs Tcssie Ludetcur and
Marthann
of Port Jefferson are
Mabel Gilmore, chaplain; Mrs Florvisiting
in
East
Quogue.
ence Milano , guide; Mrs Margaret
Bernier , assistant guide; Mrs Jean
Don 't Forget: The donkey baseIvines, sentinel and Mrs Elsie Pier- ball game to be held on July
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28 at the Central Ave field at 8
Following the installation Mrs p m. Hampton Bays will play the
Pauline Scrivens, grand deputy re- East Quogue team. Plenty of
gent of New York City and Mrs laughs.
Charlotte Lawrence, who was senMrs Edward Schnaderbeck was
ior regent of the local chapter last guest of honor at a party held at
year, were presented with hand- the home of Mrs L Warner in
some gifts in appreciation of their honor of her birthday on last
f a i t h f u l service. A delicious buffet Thursday evening. Cards were ensupper , prepared by members of joyed during the evening after
the local chapter , concluded the which refreshments were served.
evening.
Those who enjoyed the party were
Mrs J Eckart, Mrs Walter Kohler,
guest of honor at a party in honor ' Mrs Herman Jones, Mrs Earl ColI of her birthday held at the home lins and Mrs Ralph Jackson.
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