New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
Staten Island
Social n oGeS

The Staten Island Cricket and Ten
mis- Club gave a most enjoyable dlh-
ner dance last Friday evening at the
clubhouse, Livingston. A great deal
Of enthusiasm has been shown by the
members for these dances, and TINS
dance had an even larger attendance
than either of the previous dances
this season. The clubhouse was pref
tilv decorated with spring flowers and
greens and Mueller's Orchestra furn-
ished the music. Some of those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Kaut-
man. Arthur Kaufman, Miss Hattie
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Muir
phv, Miss Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
King. Mr. and Mrs. Savage c. Frieze,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Pitou, Mrs.
Henry T. Body, Miss Mildred Body,
Miss Abby Body, Henry Rudkin, Ed
gar Shaw, Miss Madeleine Lea, Miss
Eleanor Lea, Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit
all. MISS Henry, Miss ElizaDetn nv
ing. Miss Isabella Stettinlus, Henry
BIeecker. Darlington Stettinius, Fer
dinand Stern. Edmund Judson, Miss
Mollie Eccleston, Ralph Judson, MISS
Frances Shriver. Miss Helen Parker,
Mr.. St. John, Alfred Shriver' MISS
ANTI Allen. John Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Atterburv, DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas,
Viss Helena Walker, Miss Kitty Nc
Creery. Kingsley Covington. Charles
Iostenbofer. Jack Bell, Theodore Bay
aud. William Ireland, Dr. Ed"ard
Reimer Randolph Walker, jro and
others. J.,
The preliminary round Of the la
d;as' singles tournament for Glasses
G and D of the Staten Island LADIES
Club a. Livingston was played last
FRIDAY afternoon. There has been al
unusually large number of entries fol
This tournament, which Is expected TO
last through the month of July. Inc
nrize will be presented by Mrs. Henry
r Roodv. one of the directors OF the
cEnb Those entered for the tourna-
n,ent are Mrs. W Edward Cannon,
Nj Frances Miller-Jones, Miss
Frances White, Miss Clarisse De Bost,
Mrs Grosvenor S. Wright, Mrs. Moore
Logan, Miss Clara Macauley, Miss
Clara Wemple, Miss Barbara Porter,
Mrs Theodore Wells, Miss Catherine
Ovbolme. Miss Constance Lord, MISS
GIadvs Lord. Miss Margaret Cham
bers Miss Alice Gill, Miss Iva Stone,
Miss Louise Reeve, Miss Helen Par
ker Miss Frederika Paulen, Miss Dor
otby Wemple. Miss Elizabeth Wempie,
Miss Agnes McCreery, Miss Dorothea
WcCreerv and Miss Anita Allen.
Mr. Meade f. Stone presided over
the tea table. and some of those pres
an we're Mrs. Henry Brownell, Miss
Vsriorje Southland, Miss Belle
O,Rrvan. Mrs. Albert Hart, Miss Mil
drcd Boodv. Mrs. John Whitall, Mrs.
I Crvder Lea. Mrs. william De BoSt,
Mrs Lance Alum, Mrs. Oliver /. john
.on ir,, Mrs. Kingsley Twining, Mrs.
Tired King, Miss Gertrude Walker
Miss Naude Walker, Miss Isabelle
Stettinius, Miss Betty Stettinius, Miss
EoiIv White. Miss Elizabeth Irving,
Miss Henry, Mrs. Theodore Bayaud,
Miss Alice Jarrett, Miss Janet East
meade, Mrs. Alpin Guthrie, Mrs. Lewis
and many others.
Many very interesting tennis matches
were played last Wednesday Afternoon
on the courts Of the Manor Field Crlck-
Of and Tennis Club, West Brighton.
Among other well known players the
club had the honor Of entertaining
Miss Marie Wagner, national indoor
champion. She demonstrated several
Cf her master strokes, much 20 the
delight of the large gallery. Among the
we'll known players present were the
Misses Colby, of Hamilton Grange Ten
MS Club, Manhattan; Mrs. Swallow
Miss Edith Bagg and Miss Fannie
Fish. The hostesses of the afternoon
were Mrs. Jay Edison Eddy and the
Misses Martin and the Misses Tyndale:
The marriage has been announced OF
Charles Gilbert Hine, of Grymes Hill,
and Miss Sarah T. Avery, OF s.. Louis.
The wedding was quietly celebrated
ir Manhattan last Wednesday, only
relatives being present at the cere-
monv. After a short honeymoon trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Hine expect 70 return to
Staten Island and make their home or
Grymes's Hill. Mr.. Hine is the presl-
cent of the Antiquarian Society, and
has been very active in obtaining the
old Perine house, al New Dorp. for that
society. in conjunction with the Gar
den Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Raiseh, OF