New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Society i'm the Oranges
Benefit for Out-ofDoor Center Will Be Held ON
December A.; Invitations Issued for
Hague-Tremper Wedding

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Silver Spring, Valley Road, Wes'
Orange, will give benefit entertain
ment at their home Monday night, De
cember 4, for the demonstration center
for out-of-door life Of New York. A
program OF original musical carica-
lures will be given by Miss Nera Fales
Peck. Included among those who Rre
cooperating with Mr.. and Mrs. ellis
pie in the arrangements are Miss Grace
Parker and Mrs. william s. Rode, OF
South Orange; Mrs. II. Seayer Jones, OF
West Orange; Mrs. e. II. Hartman
Mrs. Coffin van Rensselaer,, DR.. Charles
| A. Eastman, Mr.. Daniel Carter Beard
Mr.. Delmore Brown and the Misses
Anne Morgan and Maude Wetmore, all
| of New York.
| Announcement Of tho marriage OF
Miss Frances Atherton Brunson, daugh-
! ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Randolph Brunson
of 52 South Arlington Avenue, East
Orange, to Mr.. Howard Rand, son of
Mr.. Charles r. Rand of Hutton Park,
West Orange, at party came as q sur
| prise to the many guests present. The
assembled guests were informed by DR..
and Mrs. Brunson that their daughter
had gone TO rs Carnegie Avenue, East
| Orange, to dance, whore her friends
were to join her.
The guests found the couple at the
Carnegie Avenue address, waiting to
greet them in their new home.
The marriage took place May 90
but had been kept secret except from
the parents Of the couple. Mrs. Rand
is graduate Of the Dearborn Morgan
School, Orange. Mr.. Rand Is a Har-
ward graduate and during the World
o ty, %ha RI
10 president Of the Red Cross Chap
ter Of the Oranges and is former
president Of the Essex County Country
Club.
Invitations TO the number OF more
than 600 have been issued to mem
bers Of society Of the Oranges and
Maplewood for the marriage of Miss
Beryl Tremper, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Alfred John Tremper, of Maple
wood Avenue, Maplewood, to Mr..
Francis Baker Hague, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ainsworth J. Hague, of North
Ninth Street, Newark.
The wedding ceremony will be per-
formed Thursday evening, December
Z, at the Morrow Memorial Church.
Maplewood, and will be followed by a
reception at the Essex Country Club.
Mrs. Frank Tallman, Of Harrison
Street, East Orange, was hostess at
her home Wednesday TO an informal
bridge club, Of which she 10 q member.
Mrs. Ferdinand Martins. Of 500 Me-
Chesney Street, Orange, has departed
to visit her son. Mr.. Otto MARITIME, at
Hawthorne, Cslif.
Announcement has bean made Of che
marriage Saturday, November 4, Of
Miss Elizabeth Sheridan Rodmnn.
daughter Of the late Randolph Rodman.
! of South Orange, So Mr.. Kortwrtght
| Church, OF Washington. D. G. The cere-
rnony was performed at the home Of
Mrs. Church's sister, Mrs. Linden Stew
art, Of Plainheld. Thsy will reside In
| Washington.
ME. and Rra. Merton T. Griswold.
who have sold their home Ia Curtis
Place, Maplewood, have gone to New
York City FOR the winter season. Their
daughter, Mrs. James Turner, who has
been visiting her parents, will spend
week with them in New York before
| returning to her home In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ". Baldwin. Of
| Maplewood Avenue, Maplewood, are at
Atlantic City foS short stay.
Mrs. John F. Hathaway, of Taylor
piece, South Orange, has returned from
Philadelphia, whore she was delegate
to the worlds conference OF the W.
G. 7. U.
Mrs. Henry Martin, OF ssS YAwn
| Ridge Road, Orange, entertained 81
bridge and tea at her home Friday
afternoon in honor OF Miss Harriet
White, of South Orange.
!, Invitations have been issued 70. g
Samuel II. Davis, Of Turrell Avenue,
South Orange, In honor Of their
daughter, M1ss Lydia Davis, Friday
night, December 22, at the Essex
County Country Club.
| Invitations have been Issued for the
| Wedding Wednesday of Miss Loretto F..
Hart. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J.
Hart, Of 24s North Center Street,
Orange, and Mr.: Charles A, Lavegy,
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Lsvery''
Of 80 Telford Street, East Orange, at
$3.50 o'clock In st. Johns Church,
Orange. The Rev. Edward F. Hillock.
assistant rector, will off1ciate.
| Miss Margaret j. Lavery, of East
| Orangs, sister Of the prospective
| bridegroom, will be the maid of honor.
| The bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth
Lavery, another sister, and Miss Eve
| lyn Cronen, both Of East Orange. Mr..
Alfred j. Hart, brother of the bride
to-be, will the best man. Mr.. William
j. Lavery, brother Of the bridegroom
to-be, and Mr.. Robin vi. Arrowsmith.
of Orange, will be the ushers. The
bride will be given In marriage by her
4 father.
A. marriage OF exceptional interest to
society In the Oranges took place yes
terday in PortBm outh, N. H., when
Miss Priscilla Hefinger, daughter Of
| DR.. Arthur Heffnger, Of Portsmouth,.
became the bride Of Mr.. Donald Speir
Stewart, son Of Rear Admiral Stewart,
y. S. NJ, of Scotland Road, South
Orange: Mrs. James Cogswell, sister
| of the bride, was the matron of honor.
| ard Lieutenant Commander Laurence
| Stewart. U. s. n, was ene best man
| for his brother
Upon the return Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stewart from an extended honeym oon
trip they will make their home in
South Orange.
Mrs. George r. Gibson and her
daughter, Miss Virginia Gibson. of
South Mum Avenue, East Orange are
spending the winter season in New
York City. They have an apartment
on East Sixty-seventh Street.