New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

ioiu itS lnillal business meeting o.
the season Wednesday, October 4. Mrs
Winthrop Z. Scarritt. president, who is
/ beginning the second year of her two
/ year term Of Office, will preside. Pres
idents Day, Wednesday, October 1S
will mark the opening of the organiza
| tion's social season.
Announcement has been made of the
! engagement of Miss Priscilla Heffen-
Gcr, daughter of DIR. Arthur c. Hefren.
/ ger and Mrs. Heffenger, of Portsmouth
! N. H., to Mr.. Donald Speir Stewart, son
Of Rear Admiral Edwin Stewart, u. S
/ NJ Scotland Road, South Orange.
The engagement, which is OF excep
tional interest to society in the
the many friends of Mr.. Stewart. 1t
is reported that the romance began al
kittery Point, Me-. near Portsmouth
where he and his father have passed
| several summer seasons.
Mr.. Stewart is a member of the
Orange Lawn Tennis Club, is former
1 post commander of the South Orange
| American Legion and during the w orld
| War served as an ensign in the navy
No wedding date has been set.
| Society women Of Maplewood, South
Orange Township, are going to open a
country store and run it for two days
/ in connection with the village fair. TO
clubwomen of the town will appear in
dress as ladies of the soil" and will
sell articles of every description from
hairpins to rugs.
Entertainment for the children has
not been overlooked, and included
among the attractions will be riding
ponies in charge of Mrs. H. H.
Guerin; children's pictures, FINISHED
while you wait" i'll charge of Mrs.
G. G. Lampson Tempting articles of
food, just for the little folks, will be
at the booth in charge of Mrs. L. A.
Burkhardt
The general store will have Mrs.
Alfred O. Earl in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Ommerle, of
Berkley Avenue, Orange, have gone on
motor trip to Elizabethtown, in the
| Adirondacks.
Invitations will be issued in the near
future for the marriage of Miss Elsie
Morgan Of Summit Street. East Orange
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Henry c. Morgan Of Halsted Street,
East Orange, to Mr.. Alfred M. Whit
! man, of New York City.
| The ceremony will be performed on
the afternoon Of Saturday, October 7,
in Grace Episcopal Church, Orange, by
the Rev. DR.. Charles T. Walkley, rector
of the church, and will be followed by
reception at the home of the bride.
Miss Jeanette Seymour, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seym our, of Rose
Vile Avenue, Newark, cousin of the
bridcto-be, will hc the maid Of honor
and only attendant,
Friends in the Oranges of Miss Mary
X. Tooker, of San Francisco, daughter
OF tho late Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
TooEcr, Of Evergreen Place, East
Orange, have received announcements
OF her engagement to Mr.. Henry Heyl-
man, Of New York City.
Miss Tooker was an active leader in
social and charitable work of the
Oranges, showing special interest in
the work of the New Jersey Ortho-
paedic Hospital and Dispensary. AL
though she has made her home for
several years in California she main
tains her interest in Orange affairs by
frequent visits to New Jersey. No
Miss Cornelia Benedict, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Benedict, Of Wash
ington Terrace, East Orange, will be
married I~arsday, September %, to
Mr.. H. Sumner Campbell, Of Pleasant
vile. The ceremony will be per
formed at the home of the prospective
brides parents. Mrs. David @. Ham
mond; of East Orange, sister of Miss
Benedict, and Mr.. Alan Campbell
brother of the bridegroom elect, will
turn from a wedding trip the couple
will reside at 80 North Arlington Ave
nue., East Orange.
Mrs. Vida D. Sanger, of Central Ave
nue., Orange, is visiting friends at
Ashtield, Mass.
Nrs. Albert d. Smith, Of 349 South
Center Street, Orange, will return
about October from an extended tour
abroad.
Mrs. Martha I. Delaney and her
daughters, the Misses Catherine E. and
M. Isabel Delaney, of 643 Scotland
Road, Orange, have returned from q
trip to Syracuse and Niagara Falls, I
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hill, of 81
South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair,
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Isabel Hill, to
Mr.. Ronald Gubelman, of 81 Northfield
Avenue, West Orange.
Miss Hill, who recently returned
I from Paris, where she attended school
last winter, was graduated from Pine
Manor School, Wellesley, Mass, 20.
Mr.. Gubelman is son of Mr.. Oscar l..
| Gubelman, of Knauth, Nachod g.
Kuhne, New York City. No wedding
date has been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Damn, of
1863 Fourth Avenue, East Orange, have
returned from a stay of month at
Manasquan Beach. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bach, of 81 Ep-
pirt Street, East Orange, returned Fri
day from Bradley Beach after an ex-
tended stay at that point.
Miss Olive Aiken, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. L. Aiken, of az Crescent
road, East Orange, has returned from
Conneaut Lake Park, Pa, where she
has been since the middle of June.
Miss Jean Burns daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Andrew Burns, of Prospect
| Street, East Orange, whose marriage
to Mr.. Arthur Wilson Spencer, son of
General and Mrs. Bird w. Spencer. of
lat Paulison Avenue, Passaic, will take
place Wednesday evening, has chosen
! her sister, Mrs. Howa rd Winter of