New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Nv Wesfchester Homes
Filled With Guests
Over Thanksgiving
Dinner Parties Are Given at
Big Estates, at Clubhouses
and Country Hotels; Char
ity Ball Plans Complete
Special Dispatch to The Trsours

Nestchester County by number OF
dinner parties given at the big country
hotels and cluhhonses, while number
of New Workers, who are remaining on
their country estates until after
Christmas, had house parties.
Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard, Of xynd-
hurst, at Tarrytown, and William
Rockefeller, Of lockwood Hall, Scar
borough, had their respective superin-
tendents distribute turkeys and chick
ems among some of their poor neigh
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman gave
Thanksgiving dinner at their coun-
try home at Purchase.
All arrangements have been COM 4
pieted for the annual charity ball at
the Mount Vernon Armory November
SO to raise funds for the maintenance
of the local hospital. The committee
in charge is made up Of A. e. Lane,
chairman; George T. McBeth, treas
urer; George W. Small, secretary; P.
w. Shepard, Fl. J. Mold, DR.. J. 81. Tall
man, DR.. T. C. Swift, Lee Bach, II. B.
Coho, C. A. Speakman, r. NJ. Winfield,
George 7. Close, Harold Dendler, T. A.
Jenkins jr., DR.. j. j. Sinnott, Walter
McNeill A. r. Anderson, Maurice Por
ter, Bert Porter, S. c.. Schielinger,
John Van Horson, E. K. Gordon, G. M.
Lard, T. F. Gerrity and DR.. Earl Blake
man.
Supreme Court Justice Joseph Nor
schauer entertained several friends at
dinner at White Plains on Tuesday,
among them being Major Edwin Il.
Greenbaum, son of Supreme Court JUS
tiee Greenbaum, of Manhattan. During
the war Major Greenbaum was judge
advocate at Camp Upton.
: Supervisor and Mrs. John j. Sinnott.
OF Mount Pleasant, have returned from
visit at Atlantic City.
Supervisor Benjamin I. Taylor, Of
Harrison, spent several days this week
at Albany on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mai Observe
ssd Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mai, Of Elms-
ford, celebrated the thirty third ami
versary Of their marriage on Monday
evening by giving party to about
fifty friends.
White Plains will be given during the
first week Of February under the au-
spices of the Woman's Auxiliary OF
the White Plains Hospital. About 200
local residents will take part. Joseph B.
Mccarthy will be stage director.
Mrs. Walter Goodenough. of North
Columbus Avenue Mount Vernon. en-
tertained the members of a card club
at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
i ktoC dot
Post, of the American Legion, held at
the Scarsdale Woman's Club, the prin-
cipal speaker was Fred |. Kent, vice
president of the Bankers Trust Com
pany of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nowill, Of White
Plains, have been entertaining Mr. and
Mrs Walter H. Nowill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Gutherie will pass
the winter at Mamaroneck.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.. Brigham, who
spent the summer at Rye Beach, have
returned to their home in Larchmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Sheldon, Of
Park Avenue, Larchmont, will pass the
winter at Breton Hall, Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S!attery gave
dinner dance in Manhattan on Satur-
day evening to a number Of their
Mount Vernon friends.
The members of the Westchester
Woman's Club Of Mount Vernon held
reception and exhibition o local artists
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Edward
Gay and Miss Anna Maxwell James,
chairman of art Of the state federation,
were guests of honor.
Mrs. Frances II. Goode, of 1872 Rich
Avenue, Mount Vernon, has returned
home after spending several weeks at
Keensburg, Ohio
5 u a1 CvoSo Memhershtr
Drive Gets Good Results
The women connected with the en-
rollment of members of the Red Cross
in Mount Vernon have received great
encouragement because of the large
number Of subscribers. Those in
charge of the roll call include Mrs.
Joseph 8. Wood Mrs. William
Mendel, Mrs. John Sherman. Miss
Emma Lucas, Miss Irene Whelan and
Mrs. Arthur j. McCarten.
Mrs. F. l.. Willets, of Irving Place,
White Plains, entertained members OF
card club at her home on Friday
Mrs. Charles Lee Bowman, Of 1o4
Franklin Avenue, Mount Vernon, has
returned from two months stay in
Atlanta, Ga.
MS James Kaye; of Mount Vernon.
who has been on two weeks visit in
the northern part of the state, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. f. M. Townley, Of 132 Archer
Avenue, Mount Vernon, has been en-
pertaining Mrs. l.. F. Townley, Of
Allendale, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick A. Goodwin, of Bos-
Ton, who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r, Lockhart of Stevens Avenue,
Mount Vernon, has returned to ker'
home.
Mayor-elect and Mrs. Edwin W.
Fiske and their sons have been spend
ing a few days at Sweetbriar, Virginia,
where Miss Ruth Fiske is attending
private school.
A bridge tournament to aid de-
vastated France. will be given at tho
Hotel Gramatan, Bronxville, on the
evening Of December 6. The COM
mittee IN charge is made up Of Mrs. e.
j. Drummond, Mrs. H. r. Burt, Mrs.
Robert Pond, Mrs. Hugh Robertson,
Mrs. Charles Ruston IT,, Mrs. II. d.
Andrews. Mrs. Albert Stratton, Mrs. J.
V. Barry, and Mrs. B. Reynolds.
The Cornell University Club of
Yonkers has been organized By tho
election of the following officers: F.
<. Slater, '94. president; Fraser
Brown, 90. vice-president: C. FL. Sher-
wood, 20, secretary.
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins gave q bridge
party at her home Oh Winfield Avenue.
Mount Vernon, this week, In honor of
Mrs. Dorothy Whitney. whose mar
riage to Harold Hadfeld, of North
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