The New York herald., 1922-06-04
Summer Season
Opens for Clubs
on Staten Island
Cricket and Tennis Club Has
Dance After Day of
Sport.
TINE summer social season at the
Staten Island C-r,cka+ ana r

| Saturday when the club celebrated IT'S
ffteth anniversary with jubilee The
splendid weather brought out all those
keen for sports as well as those TO
whom the dancing and music appealed
most. The Staten Island Ladies Club.
connected with the club, also began its
summer activities Saturday. and many
Of Staten Islands best women tennis
players were seen on the courts.
Guest night was observed by the
Woman's Literary Club of Port Rich
mond last Thursday evening. Two lit
tie plays We're given-"Fourteen," In
the cast Of which We're Mrs. H. NJ.
Horn. Miss Helen Britton and Mrs. T.
L. Geissel, and Joint Owners In
| SPAIN" IN which were Mrs. w Sc
guine. Miss Edith Kellogg Mrs ]. J.
Wood and Mrs. l. Makely Vocal solos
were given by Mrs. Robert Moller:
Miss Let's played several violin Sc
lections and Prof. Schaefer played a
number of piano solos.
The Clifton Ladies' Tennis Club held
It's annual meeting recently in the
clubhouse at Arrochar. Mrs. Herbert
! S. Tenney was elected president. Mrs.
Leighton PEBBLES president and
Mrs. Walter Fredericks secretary ard
treasurer.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Mona Mcintyre.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Mcintyre of 9S7 Madison avenue, for
ar1, - TeIo 20 ~ yEit1ia
Sherlock Dupree The wedding will
take place in Shanghai. China. where
Mr. Dupree has his business interests
The officers for the current year re-
Gently elected at the annual meeting OF
the Staten Island Woman's Club are:
President Mrs. Will Hamilton Baker;
first vice president, Mrs. John \. Frank
| lin: second e-president. Mrs. E AL
fred Errington; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. z. A. Jarvis; day nursery depart
ment. Mrs. Robert w. Gardner; literary
| end musical department. Mrs. Flora A.
Paterson: social service department.
Mrs. John H. Greaves.
| The chairmen of the following COM
rnittees read annual reports: Day nur-
sery department, Mrs. William B. Will
liinson; social service department. Mrs.
| Walter Mayer; the Fox Hills Hospital
committee. Mrs. Frank Skinner; Sea
View Hospital work, Miss Mae David
son; service committee. Mrs. James o
Marriott: Womans Club ma agazine sub
ecription agency. Mrs. Frank Mebane:
literary and musical department. Mrs.
| VIII Hamilton Baker; house committee.
Mrs. Oscar Sperrle; doorkeeper. Mrs.
Charles A. ingalls,; renting committee.
Mrs. Harry F. Towle; building commit
tee, Mrs T. Alfred Errngton corre-
4 NrC IAh ovlr-
lin; membership committee. Mrs. r.
Alfred Errington: hospital committee,
Mrs. James c. Marriott. and decoration
committee. Mrs. Casper Schwing.
Mr. and Mrs. Dier Weyman of Finger.
board Road have had "a their guest the
former Lieutenant Governor of idaho
Mr.. George D. Thomas. Mr.. Thomas left
for France on La Touraine THURSDAY
The engagement Of Miss Elizabeth
Ryan to Mr.. James T. Rourke has been
announced recently. Miss Ryan - the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Ryan OF
Bement avenue.
Among the Staten Islanders who sailed
for Germany recently were Mrs. John
Cans. ST.. OF Howard avenue; MIR. ard
Mrs. John Cans. Jr., with their two sons
Oh ftlCnHlONQ -slAs Shb
Mrs. J. Detjen of Sunrise Terrace.
Stapleton.
The Notre Dame Alumni Association
will have dinner In Convent Hall on
Grymes Hill June %. There are to be a
number of prominent speakers
The James S. Slosson Post, No. az. Of
the American Legion. will hold block
| M ~ ~ Gf,t.y ny n
street and Hamilton avenue. on Friday
evening. June IS. and Saturday after
noon and evening, Juno II.
DR.. and Mrs. Walker Washington or
Tottenville are spending some timo IN
Virginia at the former homo OF DR..
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schaefer. Jr..
formerly Of Staten Island and now Of
Washington. y. c.. have been entertain
ing Mrs. August Landau and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Schaefer. Sr.
Mrs. A. l. Fisher of Tottenville has
gone TO Ocean Grove for the summer
Mrs. J. Tinsley Of ST. Paul's avsnus
has sailed for England. where she ex-
poets to remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee have gone
to their country place Barberry Hedge
IN Twilight Park. where they will remain
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lowe
Mckee and Mr.. J. Harvey Bostwick
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Mckee
over the holiday. Mr.. Bostwick spent
part Of the past season with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cisco of Grymes Hill.
Mrs. Sydney Reeves. who spent the
winter with her brother in Texas. has
returned to the St Marks Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans OF Hope
avenue. Clifton. have their daughter. Mrs
Emil Oberg. visiting them.
The Sigma Epsilon Phi held a private
informal dance at the Woman's Club
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3. Akerrnan ard
their family have taken a party Of
friends including Mr. Arthur Akerman
and Mrs. Louise Manion, on a motor trip
to Richmond. Va. TO see the pageant
there.
Mr. Otis A. Glszebrook. Jr.. returned
last week from Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wider and
George Wider. Jr. OF Stapleton spent
the Holidays in Poultney. Mass. With