New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Many Card arties
Occupy Women of
Weslchester Set
Contemporary Club s<Open
Day" One of Important
Events of Week; "An
Evening of Song ut
Bronxvillc Village Hall
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MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Feb. a.
Many card parties were given at New
Rochelle. Mount Vernon and White
Plains this week, and al "Open Day"
was held by the home economies sec
ion of the Contemporary Club. the
lcading social organization of White
Plains, on Wednesday afternoon.
feature Of the Contemporary Clubs
entertainment was an address by Pro
lessor Henry Gaines Hawn on "The
Soul of Things" The committee which
sad charge Of the affair was made up
ol Mrs George Hazeltine, Mrs. L. c.
Boyer. Mrs. Walter Maurice and Mrs.
[. Q. Kruse. The musical program was
IN charge OF Miss Elizabeth d. Temple
and Miss Helen Hazeltine.
The smart set of Bronxville and
Lawrence Park attended "An Evening
Of Song" at the Bronxville Village Hall
on Monday evening, which was ar
ranged through the efforts of Mrs.
Blanche De Costa Whitney. The artists
Included Mrs. Arthur N. Whitehiil, con-
tralto; George e. Reinhardt, tenor, and
Frank Howard Warner, pianist. The
proceeds will be used to purchase an
X-ray machine for St. Luke's Hospital,
Toxic, Japan.
The White Plains Chamber Of Com
nierce has appointed a committee to
ect with the ladies auxiliary and the
executive committee OF the White
Plains Hospital to enlarge the institu-
ion. The committee from the chamber
is made up of Fred Osann, Charles II.
Vanderbilt, 7. Irwin Haddcn, Kelsey
Smith and B. D. Hakes.
Edward Morton and his two sisters,
thr.M of no.
White Plains, have gone to Florida for
the remainder of the winter.
A number OF invitations have been
received in Mount Vernon for the we'd
a:ng Of Miss Catherine Gay. OF Atlanta,
Ga, to Chester B. Brakeman, formerly
ii Mount Vernon, which will take place
st Atlanta on February IS.
Ir. and Mrs. L. +. Buckner. Of Plim-
rose Avenue. Mount Vernon. enter
.ained during the past week Mr.: and
Mrs. Jack Rogers and son, of White
Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. W. Cuppcs, Of
salt on Saturday for trip to Egypt
and the Holy Land
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Higgins, of
Pondfeld Crossways, Mount Vernon.
have been spending several weeks at
The Ritz, Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wintien, of
South Ninth Avenue Mount Vernon,
departed for Florida Thursday.
William II. Shelley, OF Mount Yer
ron, is spending the winter at Tampa,
Florida.
Mere than 440 prominent women of
Mount Vernon and vicinity attended a
bridge party which was given at the
Westchester Women's Club on Tuesday
Afternoon By the ladies of the Rector's
Helpers OF the ChurcA OF the Ascan-
sion. The proceeds were for the bene-
fit OF the church.
The committee which assisted in
making the affair big success COM
grised among others: Mrs. David
Mcickcljohn, Mrs. Gordon Howe, Mrs.
Clafeuce Pratt, Mrs. D. Marston Lord,
and Mrs. Allen T. Lowery.
Mrs. William Funston, of Osborne
Street White Plains, recently enter
tanned her sisters, Mrs. William Wei
cerman, Of East Orange, aad MIS-. Nor
ris Johnson, Of Brooklyn.
The next meeting OF the Sigma Kappa
Society will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Melville Newconbe, OF White
Plains, to-naosrcw evening.
Mrs. Robert McC&ndless is chairman
OF a committee wnch has charge Of
rd parry La ROcnelle Chapter Of the
Order Of tho Eastern Star will hold in
Masonic Hall. New Rochelle, on the
evening of February 2i
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained this week by Mrs.
Warren D. Secord. OF 132 Van Guilder
Terrace. New Rochelle.
The large Monday Auction Bridge
Club oi New Rochelle, was entertained
by AIRS. Francis ii. Carpenter. OF 112
Center Avenue. that city.
Among those who had card parties
cursng this week at New Hochc q
were Mrs. Warren James, of Pntard
Avenue, on Wednesday, evening, and
Mrs. Frank ". Isenbartk, Of Rochelle
PARK. on Friday afternoon.
Mrg. william Trubee. of New Ro-
chclle, will be hostess of card party
on February TO-