The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Brooklyn Orphan
Asylum Society
Plans 2 Benefits
Operatic Concert and Autumn
Fete to Be Given
Social Notes.

Ruffo, barytone OF the Metropolitan,
will be assisted by Yvonne d'Arle, also
of the Metropolitan, and Mime. Rosha-
nara, who will give interpretative
dances. Nine. Roshanara is of English
parentage. born in India. where the
foundation of her technique was laid.
The Orphan Asylum Society of
Brooklyn viii hold a. four day autumn
fete, beginning November 10 at Kismet
Mosque, Herkimer street and Nostrand
avenue. Many new features have been
added this year. including a card party
under the auspices of the auxiliary
committee of the Brooklyn Woman's
Club. Mrs. William w. Brush is the
chairman.
There will also be a doll table in
charge of Mrs. Juan Almirall. The
restaurant will be in charge of Miss
Mary Hutchinson, who is planning a
Masonic night. The performance given
by the children of the home last year
is to be repeated twice daily at p. NJ.
and p. NJ.
Mems Club Play.
The Mems Club OF the Church of the
Redeemer, Fourth avenue and Pacific
street. will give a play and dance october
at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple. La
fayette and Clermont avenues. The
play. Toler's "Story of the Rose" Will
he presented by the Crescent Players,
under the direction of Mr.. Edward "
Fosburgh. The cast includes Messrs.
Edwin Wilson. Charles L. Klein. Robert
\. Lees, L. II. Tunley, p. y. Hail. lie
Roy Davis. ]. T.. Creighton. Matt "
Corbett, Misses Viola L. Johnson. Peggy
Ash. c. Estelle Compton and Patience
Isaacs.
There will be solos rendered by Mrs.
A. Hartman and musical selections by
the Young Mems Club orchestra.
The committee In charge comprises
Messrs. Charles Tunley, Charles w.
Pinkham, C. Henry Pinkham. E. l..
Pasfield. William Oxley and John Tay-
lor.
The social service committee Of ST.
Mary's Ladies Aid Association OF ST.
Mary's Hospital are arranging for a
card party to be held at Shevlin Hall
on the afternoon of October Il.
Miss Beatrice Sniffen, daughter of Mr..
Frank Lewis Sniffen, vice-president of
the Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
| and Mrs. Sniffen. will be married TO
/ Mr.. Freeborn Garrettson Jewett Sd of
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/ the Church OF the Messiah. Brooklyn.
Miss Sniffen. who was graduated from
Miss Porters School in Harrington In
! 1918, will be attended by Miss Kathryn
! Hagerty of New York and Miss Helen
! Schuyler Leeming OF Brooklyn.
! Mr.. Jewett, who is the son OF Mrs.
Freeborn G.. Jewett, Jr.. of Chicago.
will have Mr.. Shreve Cowles Badger for
! his best man. His ushers Will be the
Messrs. Mcclure Fahnestock of Haver-
ford, Pa; James L. Ingram OF Buffalo
| Dan Mather, Jr.. OF Albany, and An
drew NJ. Taylor and Ralph 1sham Far
well of Chicago. all of whom were
classmates OF Mr.. Jewett at Yale.
| class 10
Streets of Wonderland" the welfare
bazaar to be run in Brooklyn at the
Thirteenth Regiment Armory on Novem-
Der 9 and 4, is absorbing the attention
Of Brooklyn organizations. The Women
| of &c, ID. A. r" have announced that
| they will conduct a drug store, the
Brooklyn Catholic Big Sisters will be
selling choice Christmas gifts with big
exhortation to "do your shopping early"
/ The Faith Home for Incurables will dis
play a wonderful assortment OF dolls
and toys and candy The Urban Clubs
slogan will be Nothing over a dollar"
| a feature of the bazaar will be the big
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| Mrs. Fred Fischer as chairman. On both
Friday and Saturday evenings there will
be dancing with Mrs. Robert Lee as
1 chairman.
Mrs. Brush to BE Hostess.
Mrs. w. w. Brush will be the hostess
during the two days entertainment as
sisted by Mrs. James a. Cameron. Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Cragin, Mrs. Charles Decker,
| Mrs. NJ +. de Lorme. Mrs. X. Edison
Doolittle, Mrs W. a. Drisler, Mrs. Ed
win w. Du Bois. Mrs. James NJ. Edsall.
Mrs. Charles Garlick. Mrs. Robert ca
lies, Mrs. j. Morton Halstead Mrs. Wal
/ ter Hammitt, Mrs. Theodore NJ. Hardy,
Mrs. Edward r.. Hicks. Mrs. Charles 4.
Hough. Mrs. Paul Humpstone, Mrs
George II. Her. Mrs. Joseph Kerby Mrs.
| Robert King, Mrs Nathan Lane, Jr,
Mrs. Edwin +. Lindridge, Mrs. Alfred
| G.. Martin, Miss Esther Mason, Mrs. Ar
thur NJ Mellon. Mrs. Walter NJ. Mcse-
role. Mrs. Frederick Paine, Mrs. Frank
Patterson. Miss Elizabeth Perry, Mrs
Clifford Place, Mrs. Harry Randall, Mrs
Charles c. Albertson. Mrs. Eugene c.
Alder Mrs. Stanley Andrew, Mrs. Fred
erick II. Baldwin. Mrs. William ]. Bald
win. Jr., Mrs. Raymond Il. Baylis, Mrs
Walter Benney Mrs. William III. Bird,
Mrs william Bishop, Mrs. John Braid,
| Mrs Frank Brown, Mrs. Richard Il.
Brown, Miss Grace l.. Brush, Mrs. Watson
III. Caldwell, Mrs. Edward Il. Read, Mrs
Edward G.. Riggs. Mrs. Donald Ross
Mrs. John Il. Ruston, Mrs. J. Russell
Parker, Mrs. David II. Sackett. Mrs.
John Sackett, Mrs. Edward II. Sayre
Mrs. John ]. Schoonhoven. Mrs. W. =
slocovich, Mrs. Charles d. Smith, Mrs
G. Foster Smith. Mrs. Harry Tarbox
Mrs. Wilson w. Thompson, Mrs. Arthur
S. Tuttle. Mrs Charles Ward, Mrs wal
ter Wells and Mrs. j. Mervin Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w. Van Nos
trand have returned to their city home
at s02 Carroll street after spending the
summer at Berlin. n. Y.
Mrs. Anna Richardson OF 12i Pierre
pont street has announced the engage
ment of her daughter Miss Florence
Lillian Richardson. 10 Mr.. Philip Frank
Jones. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin II
Jones OF Wilmington, VI.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Ruth Lillian
Schmidt daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theo'
dore Schmidt Of Glen Head. L. l.. %
Allan Gray Clark. son OF Mr. and Mrs
LeGrand L. Clark OF South oxford
street, Brooklyn. Miss Schmidt at
tended Packer Institute.
Miss Jane Hitler Smith. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wallace Smith
of 70 Decatur street, will become the
bride of Henry George Cramer. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cramer OF 10s6
Madison street. Tuesday evening. DC.
tober II, at the F1atbush Congregational
.