Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

son will be Wings of Time" the all
Long Island circus, festival and civic
pageant. which has been announced
for the week of August 81, The
Mineola Fairgrounds has been selected
as the site for the affair. at which many
well known society folk will appear.
James s. Schaefer is chairman of the
committee Of arrangements. and Miss
Lila Agnew Stewart has been named
director. Mrs. Charles Fl. Sahin is
honorary chairman of the pageant
committee; the honorary vice chairnlen
will include Mrs. Harry H. Thomas,
Mrs. Frederick Edey and Mrs. Arthur
8 Clafiin.
On the general committee are Irving
Brokaw. Arthur 3. Clafiin. Morgan j.
OBrien, Loomis H. Taylor, Theodore
Roosevelt, Lyttleton Fox, ]. Monroe
Hewlett, George Barton French: E.
Clifford Potter, Philip lie Boutilller,
James Lees Laidlaw, Robert S, Girling'
ir.: Carl Stedman Brown. Nicholas F.
Brady William S. Petit, Frederick A.
Baker, Harry Harvey. Thomas and
Mrs Ernest NJ. Strong and Mrs. James
Lees Laidlaw.
In the Counties of Queens, Nassau
and Suffolk. six float parades viii DC
held in the early afternoon, These Will
begin Monday with the south side Of
Queens County and end with the north
side Of Suffolk County on Saturday.
Prizes will be awarded to the best three
floats in each group. anc late Satur~
dav afternoon the Is best floats Will
compete for the grand first. second and
third prizes. which will be awarded at
the grounds. Every afternoon there
ws;l be A Capt Kidd mystery pirate
treasure hunt participated in by all
at the grounds,
Other events will include fancy rid
ing by leading clubs Of Long Island,
exhibitions of mounted police. rescue
exhibitions OF fire departments, base
ball hv teams from the counties, eHhi-
hirion contests of Boy Scout troops.
novel exhibition drill contests Of Girl
Scout troops, exhibitions of Camp Fire
Girls, gentlemen's and ladies riding
races, trott1ng races. professional and
amateur boxing exhibitions, aerlal
stunt parades and athletic meets
In the grand pageant there viii be
east of 5000 people.
While society folk at Southampton.
Long Island, are enjoying a round OF
social affairs, their neighbors at East
Hampton are preparing for the fancy
dress and riding and driving party TO
be held on the grounds OF the Riding
Club ct that resort on July IA. Mrs.
Robert Appleton is chairman OF the
committee On arrangements.
THE first fancy dress. riding and driv
ing party. which was held two years
ago. long viii be remembered for the
beautiful costumes and the large al
tendance. The spacious grounds OF the
Riding Club offer an ideal setting Tor
the event. All the colony Is co-operat-
ing to make this years party even more
brilliant and successful. Mrs. Miriam
Shaw win have charge Of tickets
The seventh annual horse show OF the
Monmouth County Hunt. one OF the
seasons events in New Jersey, viii be
held at the Rumson Country Club. Rum
son, N. j., on August 9. 10 and IL. It
vii BE- for the benefit of the Monmouth
County Hunt and local charities, and
the owners of show stables and hunt
followers will participate.
According to custom. various entertain
nents will be arranged by Summer res
idents OF Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach,
Rumson and nearby colonies. An at
tractive prize list, comprising IS classes.
has been arranged, and large number
Of entries is expected
The committee includes Rufus G.
Finch, w. Strother Jones, ST.: Amory L.
Haskell, Edwin Stewart, Sd: Ford john
son, jr., and w. Strother Jones, tr.
One Of the most important weddings
Of the season wiz take place Wednes-
day. when Miss Betty Taller, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r Suffern Taller, be-
comes the bride of W Gurnee Dyer.
The wedding viii be celebrated In the
palatial Summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taller at Newport. The ceremony viii
be performed In the drawing room OF
''Honeysuckie Lodge" as the estate Is
known. The marriage viii be just
three DAYS before Miss Tailer's eight
eenth birthday anniversary.
According TO the present plans Miss
Taller viii have as her only attendant
cousin. Miss Carolyn Griswoid of Balti-
more.
Elisha Dyer, brother OF the bride
groom, will be best man. and the ushers
viii include L. Suffern Taller and T.
SufYern Taller, jr. brothers of the
bride: Richard A. Jones. jr.. Charles
W. Williams, Joseph w. Cooper of
Baltimore, william s. Scull I'd, Of Phil
adelpFia Roland Palmedo. Howard
CLARK. Lunsford r. YedeIl. r. g. Oliver
and George z. Watson, lr., all OF New
York
Rev Stanley c. Hughes Of Old Trim
ciating clergyman.
Ever since society folk began to
gather al Newport for this season there
have been a number OF events given in
honor Of Miss Taller. The wedding will
outrivai any of the brilliant entertain
nents which preceded the marriage.
Among the other interesting bridal
events Of July is that Of Miss Marian
Miller, daughter Of former Gov. and
Mira. Nathan L. Miller, who will be
married TO Marcel p Labourdette Of
Nice and Paris. France. July 10 in st.
Dom!nick's Church, Oyster Bay, Long
Island. The wedding will be small.
with only the families and the most
intimate friends present. There will be
Q small reception at Norwich House, .
the Miller Summer home. MFR. and Mrs.
Charles Labourdette, parents OF MT
LabouYdettf have arrived from France
for the wedding and viii be guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Mr.. Labourdette and his bride will
make their home in Paris. Miss
Miller attended the Brownson School.
Mr.. Labourdette has passed most OF the
time here for the last two years. His
father formerly was a member Of the
French Artillery Commission here.
Miss Janet Norton Lee, daughter Of
Mfr and Mrs. James r. Lee Of $50
Park avenue, became the bride Of John
VERNON Bowler, Sd. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vernon Bowler jr.. Of SCI
Park avenue, today at East Hampton
Long Island.
Mrs John j. Ryan. IT.. OF Green
vile. 3. c.. was nlsfron Of honor and
q younger sister. Miss Winifred Lee,
maid Of honor
Bridesmaids included Mrs Henry
Garrison Scott and Miss Maude
Eouvier twin sisters Of Mr.. Bowler:
Mrs O Morgan Brown, Mrs. Edwin
Morris Rich. IT.: Miss Mary Rawlins
END Miss Miriam Miller.
Mr.. BOWERS brother. w. Sergeant