New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
Special Dsspotcn to rns 1+ssun.

protege Of Mrs. Edward Mcdowell,
will give recital at the home Of Mrs.
Max Goldsmith, Drake Road, Scarsdale,
on next Monday evening. Mrs. Richard
L. Edwards IT,, of Scarsdale, will &C.
company Miss Bergh, and will also
play Mcdowell music during the eve-
ming. The concert Is for the benefit Of
the Mcdowell fund.
Mrs. e. j. jackson, who has been In
Europe for some time, is now at the
home Of her son, j. n. Jackson, Of
Scarsdale.
Miss Marian Lipps, Of Park Avenue,
Mount Vernon, has been entertaining
Miss Dorothy Burns, Of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles A. Tier, Of Primrose
Avenue, Mount Vernon, has been
Mrs. A. G. McNaughton, in Schenec-
tady.
Mrs. Martha Lowe, sister Of Colonel
William Hayward, United States Dis
trict Attorney, has been spending few
days with Mrs. Lee Kugel, Of / Ridge
view Avenue, White Plains.
Among the distinguished visitors to
Scarsdale recently, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison, Of East Orange, who
were the guests Of Mrs. W. W. Nichols.
Contemporary Club of
White Plains Incorporated
The Contemporary Club of White
Plains, made up Of some Of the mos.
prominent women Of the city, has fled
certificate Of Incorporation. The d.
inc 8. Gum, Blanche H. Lamb, Estelle
H. Warner, Maude +. Aiken, Henrietta
Sniffen, Edna c. Furness, Bessie M.
Sherman, Julia s. Hubbard and Pauline
E. Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. White, Of
Cincinnati, former residents Of White
Plains, were entertained at dinner in
Manhattan last night, after which they
went to the theater. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Coffey, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Doepel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. Loren S. Spoor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert h. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
M. Davies and Mrs. Charles N. Stowell,
all Of White Plains.
| Philip F. Robin, Of Post Road, White
Plains, has returned from q trip to
Oklahoma.
Mrs. F. F. Foster, Of Robertson Ave
nue., White Plains, is entertaining Mrs.
Alice E. Ehle, of Fairmont, w. Va.
Miss Jean Wuertz, of Mount Vernon,
has as her guest Miss Annette La
France, of Holyoke, Mass.
The members of the drama section
! Of the Westchester Woman's Club ar
ranged an interesting meeting at the
clubhouse at Mount Vernon on Friday
afternoon. There were reading by
Mrs. G.. Glen Gould and a musical pro-
gram by Mrs. E. E. Buckner, Mrs. I. B.
Eltinge and Mrs. W. S. Manger. The
committee in charge ofs the arrange
\
Master and Mrs. A. E. Taylor
Mayor Frederick E. Weeks will re-
appoint William Carpenter as City
Clerk of White Plains.
Major General Cole, Of Washington
who has been spending few days in
Mount Vernon, has returned to his
home.
The Rev. Richard ]. Keefe has begun
arrangements for the diamond Jubilee
celebration of ST. Johns Church, White
Plains, in 1923. A special committee
has been appointed to look after fu-
ture details, headed by Thomas Il. Nc
James M. Waters, Edward F. Murphy,
tho Rev. Lawrence F. Ryan and the
Rev. Francis x. Scott.
! The members Of the White Plains
Contemporary Club, under the direction
Of the members Of the home economic
section, held special meeting and ex-
hibit at Grace Church Community
House on Tuesday. A Christmas sale
and exchange was in charge Of Mrs. Z.
C. Boyer, chairman; Mrs. A. W. Tidd,
Mrs. E. G. Lounsbury, Mrs. A. H. Lock-
wood, Miss Estelle Zuckert, Mrs. I. W.
| Myers, Mrs. G. G.. Moore, Mrs. H. M.
Bellinger, Mrs. P. F. Cooley, Mrs. G. A.
Thompson, Mrs. T. H. Files, Mrs. P. W.
H{ro opI Mrc n Eoc+or
The fiftieth anniversary of the Wom-
| ans Auxiliary of the Board Of Mis-
sions was observed at Trinity parish
house, this city, on Saturday evening.
The Rev. William H. Owen, the pastor,
delivered the principal address.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Macbeth, Of
South Third Avenue, Mount Vernon,
have been spending several days in
Chicago.
Mayor-elect and Mrs. Edwin W. Fiske
of Mount Vernon have arranged to
spend two weeks in Pennsylvania.
l.. G. Carmen, manager of the West
ern Union at Mount Vernon, spent Sun
day with his mother at Poughkeepsie.
The young ladies of the Kahoste So
ciety will have dance on November
rs in the green room of the Westches-
ter Woman's Club of Mount Vernon.
Miss Esther Farrell, of Bronxville,
has returned to Miilbrook, Duchess
County, where she Is student at the
Bennett School.
MRS. Frank B. Jaffray, Of Mime
apolis, has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander J. Sheldon. of
Lawrence Park, Bronxville.
Miss Clara Heimerele, Of Bronxville.
has returned from short stay at At.
lantic City.
Count Alexandra Orlowski, former
Polish Minister to Brazil, has been
spending few days at the home, called
The Priory. of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Frederick H. Allen. at Pelham Manoe.
Captain John Lyon Guest
OF William Rockefeller
Captain John Lyon, who has been
| running a ferryboat between Tarry-
town and Nyack and Yonkers for half
century. was entertained the other
day by William Rockefeller, who
showed him about his big country es-
tate, lockwood Hall, at Scarborough.
At the Armistice meeting Of the New
York City and Long Island camps, Soma
Of Veterans and the Daughters Of the
Veterans Of the G. A. R., Division Com
mander George w. Luff appointed
George Wilson Coles. of Mount Ver-
non. to be state organizer. He has
been directed to start and form q
camp at White Plains and Tarrytown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin J. Condor, for
merly Of Pelham Manor, have an
nounced the engagement Of their
dauThter. Miss Marie Condor, to Glad