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Betty Florence Follmcr , Ruth Alexander Coyle , David Rita Hoi-ton , of the Dunt visiting relatives in Allen- . J. Arthur Barber , of Brook - > is occupying Mrs. Flor- isup ' s house on Main if the summer , entertained of friends at a beach pie- week. She was assisted Dallas McGreir. _ r children ' s wrestling ivere hel d at the home of F. Maury, on Shinnecock week. The proceeds were the Germantown Boys al school opened on Tucs- tcmbcr eighth with the teachers : Principal Roy- >lo , . Miss Anna Webb , of im; ' Miss Sylvia Senger of nt. and Miss Ruth Reeve r Moriches. ;arl W. Christman is a of the committee for the :s of the Revolutcion c ' ard Seld in the North Fork j , Cutchogue , on Tues- n. September 10. B Connolly entertained iinet\-two young pee- per and dance at the ner home , the Moore F riday evening last, irs. Herman von Vord - rs. L. K. Walter , were •s. Edith L. Russell at i Beach on Tuesday. Irs. Joseph Fursman , ivere week-end guests nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- sman , at Breeze Lawn • last week-end. owley, of the U. S. his parents, Mr. and ise Rowley, of Dune Mrs. Charles Brown, N. J., were week-end leir brother , Carl W. nd Mrs. Christman , of ices Downs , who has r in the local postofficc, and will re-enter the Kwn Beach Union Free il on next Monday, Sept. I: Wentz , of New York hinnecock road , preach- ast Hampton Presbyter- on last Sunday morn- ed King and Doris Car- he Christian Endeavor Hhe chanel last Sunday Prayer: Jesus ' Teaching pie \ was the topic dis- FO'Keefe , of Dune road , id Riverhead , has been ;as candidate for nom- : Assemblyman, of the mbly district , by the i committee. Kenney of Montauk las sold his dairy busi- kling the milk delivery B, and all dairy appli- Edward H. Stevens , of [on Beach . Mr. Steyens based the Christman Bess here , a few years rfy «f Old Point road , is r his schoolmate, Fred- lard of Brooklyn. Mrs. Nielson Olcott , of ijghway entertained a r of young people ' last ir guests included Miss fcholemew , Bruce Wii- Jpbert Fj?shay, of Bnok- Irian Adams is enter- jpuse party of guests at f home » the Christman J Main street. Her uded Miss Mavis Felt- rooklyn; Miss Dorothy Huntington ; William 1 Bud Walkeley, of New IH. Grace is entertaining rice Callan , of Rye , N. >bert Smith , of Manhat- er summer home , the cottage , on Beach lane. , Mrs. James P. Kineon , Itaining Mr. and Mrs. hivlock , of Manhattan , immer home on Shinne- On Friday evening 'tained 95 guests at a ier and shipwreck party, ary Louise Fox enter- a buffet supper at the o Lodge, in Westhamp- Hei- guests were the jdlow Boyd, Caroline ' eggy Connolly, Rita Katharine Hathaway, fhes , Ruth Nash , Vir- i , Florence Hollis , Janet nd Messrs. Samuel Kil- inald Bailey, Richard Ink Frilien , Philin Earl , | ' Kelsc'% Walter Potts , IMedina. Jr., Standish jj liam ' Wheery III , and IHtzer. Iph R. Kiernan has is- Eons to a dinner and ¦ held at the Blue Moon Ron Quiogue Bay, on (September 9th. Twen- Its have been invited, •rn Union Telegraph Igue street closed for Labor D ay. The of- • be at the Railroad liter Robinson has i onerator and Arnold I been messenger, le Carter has com- feason ' s work at the ing Station and en- S Normal this week. Is. Albert Kels\- are Jouth America. ^PTON BEAC H rs. George Reeve are fheir son and daugh- »i Massachusett. They lily reunion and pic- lound with relatives jk and Sound avenue , » Coyle and her son , - Alex , have returned from a visit to Atlantic City. Miss Martha Coyle , youngest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Coyle and Mrs. Coyle , has return- ed to William and Mary College , in Virginia , for her Sophmore year. Florence and Marie Ranker, who have been visiting their untie , Robert Denenman and Mrs. Deneh- man , of Riverhead road, returned to their home in Ridgewood , Brook- lyn , on Sunday last. Miss Polly Beers entertained a party of young friends at a beach party on Friday evening. Her guests included the Misses Ruth Boer , Marguerite Greeff , Cor- nelia Fabian , Audrey Watson , Peggy Doty, Betty Newell , Flor- Follmer , Ruth Mager and Messrs. Peter Hoes , William Pond , Stephen Searles , William Townsemd , John Brower , William Thomas , Alex Coyle , Frank O'Brien. David-Blos- som , and Robert Hatch. Mrs. Richard S. Maynard enter- tai ned a dinner party of friends at her summer home on Homestead road j Quiogue , on Wednesday eve- ning. Miss Lillian Longmoor, of Brook- lyn , is entertaining Miss Constance Smith , of Brooklyn , at the family summer home on South Country road. Mr. and Mrs. T. Butler Duyck- inck , entertained a party of young people on Wednesday evening in honor of their niece , Miss Carol Goodwin, at their home on Grif- fing avenue. Their guests were Miss Augusta Sanborn , Miss Mary Gill , Miss Betsy Truslow , Emmett Caldwell , Edward Gilman , William Collins , Weston Terry, and Ar- thur Twitchell. After dinner ^ the guests enjoyed the movies ana. a dance at the Country Club. Mrs. Charles B. Toothe enter- tained a dinner and bridge party at her summer home , the Morrison cottage , on Linden lane , in honor of her house guest , Mrs. Edward Worthington. Miss Carol Van Etcn , daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Van Etcn , of Brooklyn , who are occupying the Foster Crampton house on the Dunes , entertained at a party at Canoe Place Inn, on Sunday, night. Mrs. C ^. E. Kohler entertained a party of friends at her summer home the Howard Firth cottage , on Quiogue road , on Saturday ' after- noon. Mrs. Edward R. Finch is enter- taining her niece. Miss Margaret Delefield , of Brooklyn , at her _ sum- mer home here. Miss Dorothy Tay lor recently entertained a party of her girl friends at luncheon and bridge at her summer home , the Chivvis cot- tage on Quiogue road. Ann White , 11 , joined the Happy Timers society of the Brooklyn Daily Times last week. Her name was printed with the other new members in the Saturday Brook- lyn Times of September 6. Max Schramm has been enter- taining his son , Hugh , his son-m- aw , - Frank Work , and two grand- sons from New Jersey, at his home on Potunk lane , here. Miss Elizabeth. Parlato , the fourth grade teacher , is visiting in Elmira. Miss Marjory Wyman , daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Wy- man , who is in the Nurses ' Train- intr school of the Presbyterian Hos- pital in New York City, spent last week with her parents here. V Miss Haiel King is entertaining Miss Grace Burford , of St. Louis , Missouri , a fellow student of St. Louis College , at her summer home on the Dune road. Alexander T. Coyle occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church in Setauket , last Sunday morning, September 6. Miss Mary Smith , of Sag Har- bor , was the soprano soloist at the Episcopal church service last Sun- day morning. Dr. Hampton P. Howell address- ed the Christian Endeavor society last Sunday evening. Pierson Raynor and Eleanor Stevens were the leaders on Sunday evening. — Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jessup and Miss Cole of \Riverhead , were Sun- day guests at the home of Mr. and M rs. S. H. Terry. Mr. , and Mrs. Robert Dannen- man spent the week-end with rela- tives in Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Twitchell and son , Arthur , spent part of the week in New York City. Mils Katherine Warner spent the week-ejid with her parents on Riverhead road. She is a nurse in training in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Warren and sons , Howard and Leonard Rockefeller , of Binghampton , N. Y., have been guests at the home of Mrs. Mary Rockefeller. Miss Douglas Smith , daughter of Langdon Smith of Depot road, his gone to Oklahoma to reside with her mother there. Elizabeth Stevens returned to Oneonta Normal school on Scptem- -ber -sixth,, she _spent Labor . D*y with a school mate in Albany. The Westhampton Beach Coun- try -Club presented the \Whamp- ton Whims \ on Friday evening at the club house on Potunk lane. The program included \Plum Blos- soms , \ a Chinese dance given by Miss N. C. Kilboume , Miss Mary Wilde; Miss Betty Hathaway and Miss M. M. Van Dyke. The \Sailor ' s Hornpipe \ by Bradford Briggs , Jack Glynn , Miss Ann Hathaway, Bradford Mc- Guire , Miss Jane Glynn and Miss M. Cauchois. The \Suwanee River Dance \ by Miss M. C. Altemus, Miss B. Cauchois , Miss Josiephine Keller , Misa B. A. O'Connor , Basil Harris , Richard Harris and William B ail- ey. \Dixie \ , Miss Marion Van Dyke and McKee Cochran. Waltz Clog, Miss Betty Ann O'Connor , Miss Betty Hathaway, Miss Jane Glynn , Miss Minion Cauchois , Miss Babbie Carter and Miss Josiephine Kellar. Toe Dance , Mrs. F. Bailey and Miss Barbara Bailey. Gi psy. Dance , Miss Kate Myero- witz , Miss Betty Kelsey, Miss Julia Blossom , Miss Peggy Doty, Miss Emma McXJuire , Miss Helen Alle ' n , - Spanish Tango , Mrs. Ruth Saw- yer Cochran. OriflntaJ Dance , Miss Roslyn Kennedy, Miss Jannicc Kennedy, Miss Mavis McGuirc , Miss Eliza- beth Kilboume and Miss Peggy Doty. Chopin Waltz , Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Bailey. Acrobatic Dance , Miss Dorothy Stevens. t Tap Dance , Mrs. _kank L. Driver , Jr., Mrs. ' Sjienoer Philips , Mrs. Stuart Philins, Mrs. G . C. Halstead , Jr., Mrs. Durell Tuttle , Mrs. John Kelsey, Mrs. James Van Dyke. Tap Dance , Solo, Mrs. Cochran . Musical Comedy Chorus , Miss Jean Briggs , Miss Marjorie At- water , Miss Mary Gill , Miss Augus- ta Sanborn , Miss Katharine Hath- away, Miss Kate Myerowitz , Wil- liam Collins , Lawrence Carter, Donald Bailey, Robert Sweeney, Pinlay Bailey, Edward Gillman. \The Duke and the Dices \ , J. J. Van Dyke , Miss Betty. O'Gorman , Donald Mann , Francis Hoge , Frank Driver , J. C. Boy d. Miss Mary Schley, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Schley of Man- hattan , who are spending the sum- men in the Hansen cottage on Beach lane , entertained a large party of young people at a Labor Day party at the Qu aniuck Beach Club. Mrs. Joseph R. Kiernan , of Quiogue, has. issued invitations to a dinner and bridge at the Blue Moon Tea House , for September 9th. Twenty-three guests are in- vited. Th«» annual caddy golf ¦ match has been completed. The winner was Stanley Cyrta with a net score of 66. The others in order of their score: George Lomas , 67; Joseph Mojeski , 67 , Joseph Soke] , Francis Goodman , Robert Wilkin- son , Charley Gog, Frank Eastward , Kelsey Robinson , Antone Baker , Henry Goy, - Charles Rogers , Rob- ert Finnigan , Frank Plax, William Gordon, T ouis Kissel , Robert Mapes , Kenneth Lomas , Charles Barnish , Charles Sapien, Bobby Gordon, Stanley Sokel; Eugene Mil- moe, Arthur Rosser , Elizabeth Afterman , Garfield Armsteau * , Jen- nie Mill , Jose ' ph Barahskas . Viola Mill , Joseph Sapien , Dunn Eager , Anna Chapl ick. Fred Ocame/ Jr., Willie Wilkinson , Frank Mill , Elizabeth Fr idae , Catherine 'Eager , Edward Mapes Marshall , Hicks , Sigmond , Norris , Walter Plax , Charles Kapovech and Pete Sakwa. The ' regular meeting of the Woman ' s Club will be held at 3 :30 p. m., Sept. 14th in Leg ion Hall. Mrs. Mary Rockefeller has been entertaining her nieces from Port Jefferson for the .past two weeks. Joseph Schanz and faniiy have closed thei r cottage on Dune Road and returned to their home in town. WESTHAMPTOW Church School was held at 9:30 at the Westhampton Methodist church on Sunday morning. Church worship was at 10:30. Dr. Gilbert J. Raynor , of East Mor- iches and New York , principal of the Alexander Hamilton High School , and well known educator and lecturer , spoke at this service. At 8 o ' clock on Sunday evening the People ' s Popular Hour was held and the pas * . - , Rev. Allen W. Judd , spoke - _ \How Do You Do?\ Rev. and Mrs. Allen W. Judd returned home on Thursday from a month' s vacation spent in the North and Middle West. Mrs. Ernest Vincent Wyatt and son , Ernest Vincent , Jr. of Sum- merville . Mass., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D . Gould last week. John B. Cook returned home from the Southampton Hospital on Friday, after undergoing a serious operation recently for gall stones. He is recuperating finely. The Westhampton Woman ' s Club will hold its first fall meet- ing at Legion Hall on Monday afternoon , September 14. Mrs. Alice Greenwood moved in- to her new home on Depot road this past week. The Westhampton School opened on Tuesday, September 8 , with teachers Miss Alida Rogers and Mrs. Leonard Jarvis . Lincoln Herzeca left this week for St. John ' s Preparatory School in Massachusetts , where he will major in mechanics. Alanson N. Rogers entertained a friend over the week-end , John Et- ten , of Washington , D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raynor are enjoying a visit from Mrs. Ray- nor ' s sister , Mrs. Alice Birchall , of Center Moriches. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Mac- Dwyer had as house guests at their Pond Point cottage over the week-end , Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reynolds , of Rockaway, and the Misses Rose and Margaret O'Don- nell and Annie Kelly, of Easton , Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Medina entertained at a dinner party at \Windward , \ their home on Apau- cuck Point , on Thursday evening, Judge and Mrs. Edward Finch , Judge and Mrs. Frederick Crane , Mrs. Dorothy Marston and Ralph Crane. Mrs. Frank D. Gould entertained at a bridge party on Friday after- noon a number of friends from Millers Place. Mrs. Mary Cody is again at the home of her daughter , Mrs, Daniel T. Raynor , for a visit. Mrs. M. J. Van Cott , Mrs. Frank T. Lias , Mrs. Simes Burtsell , Mrs. Leroy Raynor , Mrs. Walter Gor- don , Mrs. George Stone , Mrs. Dud- ley Marriott , Miss Beatrice Mar- riott , Mrs. Lester Deemer, Mrs. Hiram Reeve and Mrs. John Lu- kert were guests of Miss Esther Payne in East Moriches at a party on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Mills ¦ will return to their home on Tan- ners Neck lane the first of Octo- ber . Mr. and ~Mrs. George Ward ,. Mr. and . Mrs. . George- Ward, - who who have occupied the house all l summer arc moving to Wcsthmmp- ton Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bodinc , of Flush- ing, Judge and Mrs. Greaser ot Jamaica, Judge and Mrs. Edward Smith , of Queens . Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, Luke Lynch of Bayside , and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greene of Manhattan, were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jere F . Ryan at their Pond Point cot- tage. Harold R. Medina, Jr. had as week-end guests , Miss Catherine Wilder and Edward W. Pinkham , of Shippan Point , Stamford . Conn. John Tongree , Jr., of Frefport , formerly of Westhampton, is in the Southsidc Hospital at Bay Shore , with pneumonia. The last race of the season of the August championships of the Westhampton Country Club Yacht Squadron wns held on Saturday off Speonk shore. In the Moriches Bay one design class , \Malubar \ , own- ed by Robert Lee Gill , and \Ethel\ of Harold Medina, tied with 74 points for the season and will sail off the tie later on. In the Star Class, the championship was won by \Wings , \ owned and sailed by Carl and John Pflug, with 78 points. This boat will represent the South Shore in the International Star Class race series. For the Indian Class, Harry Meislahn ' s yacht , \Montauk , \ won with 77 points. ' Red Head, \ sailed by Howard E. Post , Jr., came out ahead with 80 points in the Shore Bird Class. Ruth Smith , with her No. 21 Marconi rigged sloop, took the title with 57 points. For the first and second divisions of the S. S. Class , Frances and Thomas Day in No. 67 , and Richard Feh- ner in No. 13 , won with 57 and 53 points , respectively. Because of the large number of boats in this S. S. Class , a third division was made with R. C. Stroud in No. 46 winning the title with 50 points. The annual commodore ' s day races will be sailed on September 12 , when the season officially closes. The ladies held the last race of the season on Wed nesday and the winners were Miss Janet Simes in \Avocet\ for the Shore Bird Class , Miss Dorothy Hall in No. 54 in the S. S. Class , and first in the Marconi Class , Miss Margaret Post in No. 22. Merton J . Van Cott has fm- nished his summer duties for Wil- lis T. Sadleir . of Westhampton Beach , and started on Tuesday as foreman for , Mayhew D. Tower , contractor and builder , of East Moriches . Mrs. Frederick R. Jagger , Jr. and Miss Sarah Raynor were local ladies who were among the other guests of Miss Laura Teller at a delightful bridge party at her home in Remsenburg ou Wednes- day afternoon. Miss Evelyn Ryan had William Dunham , of Brooklyn , as week-end guest at the home of her parents at Pond Point. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Matthews had as house guests over the week- end , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Beamish , of Rockville Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Grayhurst entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Middleton and Mr. and Mrs. How- ard F. Mead , of New York City, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot S. Hal- sey and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin G. Halsey have returned from a motor trip through New England. The net receipts of the West- hampton Woman ' s Club annual fair held last Friday on the How- ell House lawns , were $280. Mr. and Mrs. Jere F. Ryan , Mr. and Mrs. Patrick # MacDwyer , Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Grayhurst . Mr. and Mrs. William Byrne, Mr. and Mrs. Henri Benureau , Mr. and Mrs. James F. Matthews , Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burke, Commissioner and Mrs. James J. Browne , Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bohmer , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Earl , Miss Katherine MacDwyer , John L. King, Bernard MacDwyer , all of Pond Point , Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds of Kew Gardens , Dr. and Mrs. Sherman , Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sherman , Da- vid and Vincent Sherman of Shore- man , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Free- mark of Hampton Bays , Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick of Bay- side , Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Beamish of Rockville Centre , Judge &nd Mrs. Crasser of Jamaica , Michael O. Donald of Astoria , and Luke Lynch of Bayside , were among those who enjoyed the annual clam bake on the beach at Pond Point on Saturday evening. Mrs. Jack W. Grayhurst and Mrs. James F. Mat- thews had charge of arrange- ments. • Mrs. Frances IStoddart , of Brook- lyn , spent the week-end with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Raynor. Mrs. Norris Greene entertained the following guests at a dinner party on Thursday evening m hon- or of her house guest , Mrs. Sobb Cook , of Hronxville: Mrs. E. E. Kohler , Mrs. Cook , Mrs. Kenneth Van Riper , Mrs. Raymond Finley, Mrs. J. Russell Kiernan, Mrs. Franklin Birdsall and Mrs. Harold C. Bishop. Mrs. Frederick E. Jagger , Jr., Mrs. Portland Perry, Mrs. Robert Maffey, Mrs. J, Russell Kiernan and the Misses Helen Lawson , Ruth Niebrugge , Janet Niebrugge , Dorothy Lawson and Mary Ward were guests of Mrs. Richard S. Maynard at a buffet supper and bridge party on Thursday evening, Joseph Ryan , son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan , armed at his parents ' Pond Point home on Mon- day, from Camp Ruddy, Lake Os- cawanna , Peekskill , N . Y., where he spent the summer. Harold E. Skidmore has trans- ferred a lot on the west side of Bay Crest avenue, on Beaver Dam Creek , to E. J. 'Skidmore. The Westhampton Parent-Teach- ers ' Association will meet on Mon- day evening, September 14 , at 8 o ' clock , at the Westhampton schoolhouse. All members are urged to a ttend this first meeting of the season. Harold R. Medina has trans- ferred a lot adjoining Mrs. Hettie Nichols property on the sou th in Westhampton , to Thurston H. Ray- nor. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Mills , Harold Mills , Jr., Mrs. Charlotte Gordon and Elbert C. Van Cott (Continued on page 6) JT : QUOGUE , :-: WESTHA MPTON , :-: WESTHAMPTON BEACH :-:
