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MbiikoiiliLoma and tbe Lake Marie Mooney Audrey Devalin of Tenth street entertained on T uesday of last week several friends in honor of her elev- enth birthday. Those present in- cluded Billy Weickers , Robert O'Grady, Barbara Brown , Vera McNulty, Gwen- dolyn Seibert, Rose Madden , Frances Madden , Mari e Mallins and Charles Nuener. Each guest received a pas- tel-colored basket of sweets. The centerpiece of the table was a beau- tifu l birthday cake. After refresh - ments , the young folks .played games. , Mrs, , Minnie Hanft of South Ozone Park is sp ending the week at her bungalow on Linden street. Mrs. William Jockle of St. Albans spent last week' with- . \ , her mother , Mrs. William Allen of Bay avenue , as . did her sister , Mrs. Alfred Dam- meyer and daughter Catherine , also of St. Albans. This week another daughter of Mrs . Allen is vacation- ing here*; Mrs. Edmund Baisley and son Edmund , Jr., of Elmhurst. Mrs. Walter Davi s and children , Gladys and Arthur , spent last week with Mrs. Davis ' mother , Mrs. Adam Metzler , Sr., of\ Greenpoint. A family gathering took : place over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yenke. Their two daughters , Mrs. Fred Stern and Mrs. Henry Hopke of Queens , who spent last week with them , were joined for the week-end by their respective hus- bands. Other members of the fam- ily who spent the week-end v were Mr. and Mrs. William Cope , Mr. and Mrs; Edward Yenke and son and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yenke and children , Charles and Frank. Mr. * and Mrs. James Davis and daughters , Constance * and , Muriel , spent Saturday with Mrs. Davis ' sis- ter , Mrs. John Sauer of. Farmingdale. Barbara Pearsall , who is spending the summer with her uncle and aunt , Mr. :and Mrs. George Pearsall of Church street , entertained several friends last Wednesday in honor of her s eventh' Birthday. • Homemade ice cream ir| its most nourishing and delightful form. Trea t the kiddies to a Cho-Cho , a Long Is- land Mountain or a Caramel Nut Pop at Gerken ' s Confectionery and Deli - catessen, Hawkins avenue. Keep cool witli a Jumbo Cup.^-Adv. - Mr. and Mrs. Iyar Okvist and chil- dren , Allan , Lois , Edith and Jan e , and Mr. and Mrs. - William Okvist and children , Robert and William , Jr. , are spending several weeks at Amagan- sett. - . ' Jean Deh e of Hawkins avenue en- tertained Con stance and Muriel Davi s Monday afternoon in celebration¦ * of her tenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and daughters were din- ner guests at the Dehe home that evening. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton and daughter Ruth of Lynbrook spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . George Pearsall. Evelyn Smith of Valley Stream , who spent a week wth her grand- parents , returned home yesterday in their company, accompanied by her uncle, Warren Smith. Last Friday the group motored to Hampton Bays to visit Mrs. Helen Schroeder and daugh- ter Naomi , former residents . at the lake. Mrs. Schroeder ' s mother , Mrs. Herman Von Hassell of Islip, was also a visitor th ere. The Thursday, Bridge club met last week ., at the hohie of Mi's. Frank Rummel of Church street. Thomas Love entertained a large group of ¦ young friends last Thurs- day evening at a \ wienie roast. 1 \ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence -Hblzapfel returned last Friday from a week' s motor trip through Ohio , Pennsyl- vania and - upper New York state , visiting friends and relatives eri route. They were accompanied by their daughter , Miss Helen Holzapfel and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller. The Misses Jane Roettiniger , Mar- ion Court and- Frances Newton re- turned home last Friday evening aftei a motor trip. - throu gh ¦ New England and upper . ) ' New ' T , drk;7' They!' - , went fir slt a ' to ' Boston , ' ; Mass., where , tlie ' y ¦ were ' joined by Miss Elizabeth Agncw , who has been onrtployed during the past ye&ir as* dietitianvat Beth Israel hospital , Boston. She will spend , a few : weeks with her family before taking ' another position as dietitian at Rhode Island hbspitah Providence, The &hisvalso visited Mr. and Mrs. Luth of RochesteiV ' ¦ ¦ ¦ Special Assunjption day masses to- morrow morning at St, Joseph' s R.Ci church will be at Cs30 ,;-7:30 , 8 *80 and 0 ;8O a. m„ it is; announced- by the Rov. Joh n R. ' O'Mahoiioy, , pastor, Miss Mary Glpijv ¦ of Chestnut aye- juio entertained members of Phofca Kappa Rho , Gahinia chapto* of Lynd- hurst* N. J., over the weelc-^ndi Those present included v tho , Mjaifas Janelj Terry, Lenore Nelson , Jean Osen- kowski , Stasia Wisner , Phyliss Socien- sky and Doroth y McKeown . The girls enjoyed swimmin g and bicycling. Mr. and Mrs. Rich Peters of Mid- dletown , Conn., returned; home this week after spending several days with the latter ' s brother , David Davies of Hawkins avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Becker , of the Bronx spent the - week-end with Mr. . and Mrs. Emil Becker, Sr. Miss Frances Newton left Monday to visit Miss Dorothy Hubbell of Garden City at her summer camp at Chazy, N. Y. Miss Hubbell is a class- mate of Miss Newton at Swarthmore college. The Assumption retreat at the Cen-- acle begins today and will close on Sunday afternoon., Next..Tuesday an- other summer retreat will .open , to last two days. This . is for high school girls only. The retreat will be con- ducted by the Rev. Jerome H. Ludder of Belle Harbor. '\ * ' . . Charles Wentisch - . Mr. and Mrs. George Lutz and fam- ily of Brooklyn spent last Friday at the summer home of Mr. Lutz ' mother , Mrs. J. G. Lutz , on Oak street. Mrs . Lutz returned with her ' son to his summer home at Breezy Point for the Week . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Molloy and family of Oak street entertained over'th e week-end , Miss Helen Boone and* ; Ray Jaycox of Richmond Hill. The Molloys are tenants for the sum- mer at the Rech bungalow. . Mrs. • Mildred Pender of Port Jef- ferson is spending a ' month at the home of Miss Lillian Hulse of Haw- kins ' avenue. Miss Hulse has been ill for some time. Mrs. Daniel Seibert has returned to her summer home in Cherry Grove after spending a week at her home on Ha wkins avenue. Mrs. John Eini g and daughters , Anna Marie and Margaret, are spend- ing two weeks at the home of Mr. \ and Mrs. Herman Ritterson of Rose- vale avenue. . . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider of Hawkins avenue entertained Sunday at a lawn party about 50 members of the Glendale Civic association , of which Mr. Schneider is president. Mrs. Nellie Woodbury of Hawkins avenue is spending a month with friends ih Mount Sinai and Miller Place. Everett Gould of Moriches road re- turned home from the South Side hospital , Bay Shore , last Wednes- day. Terry and MacDonald , local con- tractors , are completing a house on Rehwick road for Mr. and Mrs. Alex- ander Matson. Work is expected to be finished in about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gray of the Bronx and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sloane and daughter Caroline of New York were we ek-end guests of the Hev. and , Mrs. Charles S. Gray.at the parsonage. The Ladies ' Aid society of the Lake Ronkonkoma Methodist cmirch will hold a card party at Raynor ' s pavilion on Monday evening, August 26. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hawkins of Patchogue road attended a district steward' s dinner at Timber Point Saturday, given by the district su- perintendent , Dr. A. E. Beehe. ' Mrs. Graham Covert of Alice drive left Monday for Boston , Mass., ' to meet Capt. Graham Covert , whose ship, the Livingston Roe , will be stationed there for a few days* The Livingston Roe is ' one of the largest Standard Oil tankers , having a capa- city of 65 , 000 barrels. On Saturday, August 3 , Vincent Bailey, il, years old , and John Bailey, 12 years old , sons of Mr; and Mrs. John Baileyv of Pawnee street , and John Carroll , ll-year-old son . of Mr. and Mrs . John Carroll of Iroquois street , swam across the Take from the beach at the f^ot of Heilma-n ave- nue on the west side to Heilman ' s private beach on . * the east side, ' J Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Warner ' of Eastport were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hawkins of Patchogu e road on Sunday. James A. Morris of Brooklyn spent the week-end with his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Morris of Pine street . Philli p Keep of Jamaica was a week- end guest of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Geide of Railroad avenue. Mrs. Bert Court of Hawkins ave- nue entertained the Tuesday Pin- ochle club yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Miller of Ridge- wood , was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck of Union ave- nue. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geide of Railroad avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Geide an(J daughters , Irene and Elaine , of Bell- aire and Miss Mildred -Henshaw of Lindhurst , N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bauernfeind of Armon street entertained over the week-end their son and -daughter-in- law , Mr. and Mrs. Max Bauernfeind , Jr., of Queens Village , and their other son James of Hollis and Miss Jean Fitzgerald of Cypress Hills. ' Mi* , and Mrs. Leo Hugli of Olive street entertained a nu mber of guests over the week-end at their home on Olive street. It was incorrectly reported in last week' s issue that Miss Florence Hart and her cousin Avon the first prize at the Amateur ni ght held at Beverly Beach on August 3. The first prize was won by the Misses Marguerite Driscoll and Lauretta Hanratty who tap danced. Mr. and Mrs. George Hart of Hud- son avenue entertained over the week- end Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sullivan of Brooklyn. Mrsi Anne Evans and family of Jackson Heights are spending > the remainder of the season at their bungalow on Overton court. / Tliey had as their week-end guests her son- in-law and daughter , Mr, a*qd Mi'S. Carl Seits of' Jackson Heights. ;; Auto Hits Walkers i' Driver Gets Jail Term Drove Without License Frank Bieler of 55 Scimitar street , Elmont , was arrested at Port Jef- ferson Sunday after the car he was driving allegedly struck two pedes- trians in Rocky Point. Bieler rush- ed the two , Marion Friedman , aged 24 , and Helen Schorkctt , aged 32 , both of Rocky Point , to Mather. Me- morial hospital , Port Jefferson , where they were attended for cuts and bruises. Brookhaven Town Officer Francis Hawkins placed Bieler under arrest on a charge of driving without a li- cense. Arraigned before Justice of the Peace Carl Ruhland of East Se- tauket , Bieler pleaded not guilty and was ordered held in $250 hail , pending a hearing yesterday morn - ing. Unable to obtain hail , Bieler \' spent the night in the Town hall lockup. Meanwhile , according to police, it was learned that Bieler had served a jail term in Nassau county on a similar charge. After pleading guil- ty before Judge Ruhland in the Town hall yesterday, Bieler was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. SUPERVISORS SET NOV. 25 COUNTY TAXATION DATE The Suffolk supervisors on Mon- day fixed November 25 as the date for levying county taxes for next year. The budget will be considered several weeks prior to this time. A report of the county treasurer ' s of- fice shows that a cash balance of $1 , 543 , 030 was on hand in all de- partments at the end of the business year on July 27. Public Invited To County Picni c Republican Party Everything that goes to make up an outing, and many other v attraction s besides , appears to be the keynote of the annual outing and picnic of the Suffolk 'County Republican club , to be held Saturday afternoon and. eve- ning on the club' s spacious grounds at Timber Point , weather permitting. The event , which is expected to be bigger \ and better than those of past years , is being planned by a large committee headed by Supervisor Ed- gar A. Sharp of Patchogue , assisted by Max W. Hollander of Huntington. County Clerk Frank Markvart of Islip is ih charge of the year book. Everybody is welcome and admis- sion is . free , the committee says , in recommending that it be more or less a family outing and that- those at- tending bring their own luncheon bas- kets , if they prefer. The program includes foot races and many other forms of competition for both adults and children . There will also be water sports. One of the foot races will be restricted to county officials and candidates for office in the fall elections. Josep h Psota of Smithtown and his concert band will play in the after- noon and evening, and there will be separate bands foi* dancing in the afternoon and evening. . There will also be a community sing, led by Henry F. Heine of Holbrook , accom- panied by Psota ' s orchestra. At 4 p. m. there ' will be a brief speaking program , the speakers at which will include Representative Karl Mundt of the First District of South Dakota , Representative Leonard W. Hall of Oyster Bay, District Attor- ney Fred J. Munder of Huntington , Ellis T. Terry of Riverhead , candi- date for county , treasurer , . Sheriff Jacob S. Dreyer of Port Jefferson , Coroner Grover A. Silliman of Say- ville and Dr. Theodore Reed of Amity- ville , candidate for coroner. The speakers will be introduced by Suffolk Republican Chairman W. Kingsland Macy. One of the main features of the day will be at 5 p. m., when there will be an amplified broadcast of Wendell L. Willkie ' s speech of acceptance of the Republican nomination for Pres- ident , which will be received by radio from Elwood , Ind. The committee says this will be held on the lawn and that there will be seats for every- __ body. Shortly after dark , outdoor movies will be shown on the clubhouse lawn. The pictures will be \A New To- morrow , \ Republican campaign pic- ture , which had its first showing at Islip several month s ago , and \Meet Mr. Willkie , \ a new picture. Shortly after the motion picture show , a fire- work s display will be held on the grounds. The afternoon program will also include two baseball games ,, one be- tween the district attorn ey ' s staff and the \ sheriff' s staff , and the other be- tween the Columbian Republican league , captained by Joseph Carda- mone of Patchogue and Anthony Cat- alanotto of Huntington , and the Pul- aski Republican league , captained by Joseph Romansk i of Jamesport. William C. McCollom is chairman of the field games , Herman A. Titus in charge of the water sports and games , and Mrs . Frank Kroupa in charge of the children ' s contests. \RIDE!\ TENDERFOOT RIDE . . . . nt the - BAR.Q - RIDING ACADEMY Lake Shore Drive & Hud son Ave. LAKE RONKONKOMA ' ¦ ¦Rat' gs > .. - . . - . - ' . $1.00 per hr. TALKING PICTURES . . WOVE L*T I E 'S — C A RT 0 O N S EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT , 8:45 ADULTS 25c - - - - CHILDREN 15c HOLLYWOOD PAVI LION g3,g__B «* p--|»)_ - i--^_ -»_»___»«- *^^ fL._„ WUt A., « r ''Rough Riding Rhythm \ I nUrS . iWht , AUg. 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