New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Society in the Oranges
Engagement Of Miss Beatrice Pengilly 10 MIR.
Stamler Announced; Miss Baker To
BE Bride November Is

M1SS Mildred Jennings, OF East Orange,
we're the attendants. A dinner and
reception followed the ceremony.
Nine tables OF bridge were in play
at the informal card party given Mon
day by the woulen's department. of the
Washington Society ut the clubhouse,
20 Prospect Street, East Orange. Mrg.
| May Francis, chairman Of the social
department, who was in charge, was
assisted by Mra Charles O'Neiil and
Mrs. Robert Paisley. The next card
party Of the club Is TO be subscrip-
tion affair and will be held Monday,
November 20. Mrs. Francis will again
be In charge.
| Miss Katherine Minahan, daughter
of tho late Colonel Daniel r. Minahan
and Mrs. Minahan, of 28 High Street,
Orange, has been appointed chairman
of the invitation committee in the
/ Oranges for the American Federation
/ Of Arts The organization is composed
i Of 313 chapters Of art lovers through
/ out the country.
! Mrs. 7. O'Conor Sloane, Of IS Mon
trose Avenue, South Oranga, has de-
parted for Newport, where she is the
guest Of General and Mrs. Michael j.
| Lenihan. Mrs. Sloane's son and daugh-
! ter-in-iaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OsCon-
or Sloane, of Rochester, are stopping
! for short time at the Sloane home.
Mrs. Oliver J. Morelock, Of Clare
mont Avenue, Maplewood, Is at Lake
hurst for short stay.
The Woman's Club of Orange will
! h IL Swe n[ no So ,4.s,.
subscription dances Saturday, Decem-
Der 2. The dances will be held on
alternate Saturday nights at the club
/ house, William and Prospect streets,
East Orange, under the direction of
the social committee, Mrs. j. Alfred
| Dixon, chairman. Mrs. Dixon and Mrs.
Winthrop e. Scarritt, president Of the
club, will be assisted at each dance by
a different group of members, A floor
committee is to be appointed at a
later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M. Anderson, Of
/ Llewellyn Park, West Orange, have left
their New Jersey home to spend the
winter in their apartment in East
Sixty-seventh Street, New York. They
will pass occasional week-ends in
Llewellyn.
Rehearsals are going forward mer-
rily for "Going Up" the Broadway
musical comedy, with which the Paint
and Powder Club Of the Oranges plans
December IA and Is. Although many
| OF the leading parts have already been
assigned no definite announcement as
to names has yet been made.
Mr.. William II. Fairall, of 2e7
returned from q three-month trip
through England and Norway.
The Sixteen Club of the Oranges
will meet Friday, November II, at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Elmer Rousek,
of SO North Mum Avenue, East Orange.
Miss Suzanne Du yivier, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph Du
Vivier, of 114 Harrison Street, East Or
ange, is expected home December 1,
from Wilmington, Del, where she Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. E. b. Whit
man. Miss Du yivier will take one Of
the parts in the "Merry Whirl," to be
given by the Junior League of that
city. She has taken dancing parts in
the Junior League plays Of New. York
and the Oranges, and scored hit in
the latter's 'sFollies." No date has yet
been set for her wedding to Mr.. Samuel
Humphreys Davis, Of l39 Turrell Ave-
nue.. South Orange.
{ Robert E. Lee Chapter Of the Orr
anges, United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, has completed arrangements
for the card party to be given Monday,
November 20, at the Woman's Club
house, William and Prospect streets,
E'a
and Mrs. j. Alfred Dixon are In charge
of the arrangements.
Mrs. John J. Cronin, of IL East Clark
Place, South Orange, was hostess Fri
day ut luncheon for her fellow uTeni-
bcrs of the Curtomis Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wal.ner, Of |
Llewellyn Park, West Orange, are still
at their cottage at Squaan, N. H., where
they have been since their return from
Their present plans are to pass part of |
the winter season in Florids.
The Wednesday Literary Club Of the !
Oranges met Wednesday afternoon at /
the home of Mrs. William n. Leonard, |
Of IvHnhoe Terrace, East Orange. "The |
Growth of the One-Act Play" was the
subject of paper by Mrs. +. 81. Flynn.
Mrs. Walter Cotton read one-act play |
in illustration.
Mrs. Douglas Nichols, Of Llewellyn /
Park, West Orange, was hostess |
Wednesday at her home at meeting |
Of the informal bi-weekly bridge club. |
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward A. Hermann, Of |
North Twenty-frst Street, East Orange, |
have as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs. |
Milton Golfer, of Chicago. A number |
Of informal affairs have been planned |
in honor of the Hermanns' visitors,
who are well known to many Orange
ties.
Mrs. Bernard C. Ries, of az Whittie-
sey Avenue, East Orange, has returned I
from Atlantic City, where she was for /
a short stay.
Mrs. j. c. Nate, Of q Lenox Avenue, |
East Orange, has returned from hort |
stay with friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Woodbury.,
who have been stopping at the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club, have moved int
their new home on Ridgewood Roal
South Orange.
Mrs. Powell Cronk, OF Is Eln,woc.
Avenue, East Orange, entertained tn,
Wednesday Luncheon Club at her hofu.