The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Staten Islanders
Plan Larger Ball
to Aid Hospital
Hope to Attract All Boroughs
at Affair for st. Vim
cents.
INDER the direction of the newly


organized St. Vincent's Hos
pital Association plans have
been made for the annual charity ball
OF 1922 for the benefit of s.. Vincent's
Hospital. The affair will be held on
October 27 at the Waldorf
The need for more funds has prompted
the organization, which is now non
sectarian, to hold the ball in Manhat-
tan instead of Staten Island. where
the event has previously taken place
ANNUALLY.
The st. vincent's Hospital Association
in the future intends to follow the
methods OF the Emerald Society of
| Brooklyn, which has had such marked
success in it's charitable endeavors.
committee will be formed in each bor
ough. with the Staten Island committee
acting as directors. The purchase of
tickets for the October ball will entitle
one to membership in the new organiza-
ton.
The officers and directors are: Mr..
Charles A. Bruins. president; Mr.. Joseph
| Fl. Maloy and Mr.. Charles A. McAteer,
vice-presidents; Mr.. Charles w. Fogarty.
secretary; Mr.. Theodore Herman. treas
urer. Directors-Messrs. John Z. Bowe.
Anring S. Pran. William Welsh George
J. Hafstrom, Henry A. Seeselberg. Will
lam L. Cannon. James Mckinney. Will
lam z. Horn. Capt. William Smith,
James Clark. z. Stewart Taxter. James
Harrigan. NJ. j. Kane and Fred A.
verdon.
In the Woods of Arden. Eltingeville. a
final business meeting was held re-
Gently preparatory to the amalgamation
of the Staten Island Historical Society
and the Antiquarian Society. The old
Perine House has practically been re-
stored by Mr.. c. G. Kelff. and will be
which will be known as the Staten ISL
and Historical Society. During the busi-
ness meeting Mr.. Kolff was empowered
by the members to sign all legal papers
relative to the amalgamation.
Following the resignation of all Of
ficers of both organizations, which is
to take place at once. q committee COM
} posed of Mrs Newton d. Chapman, Mr..
Terijon Weltling and Mr. A. w. CALI
sen and a committee of former Anti
quarians, will prepare list of new Of
ficers which will be submitted to the
, new society for approval Addresses
we're made by former Senator Howard
| r. Bayne. Mr. E. c. Bridgeman and Mr.
George p. Allen. Refreshments were
| SCI 'So dAtcf tic HlcclilS.
Some of those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis l.. Tribus. Mrs. George de
Bennville Klein. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Egbert. Mrs. c. G. Dale. Miss Annie
Fraser Wood. Miss Mary Wolcott
Green. Miss Margaret r. Wood. Miss
Ida Dudley. Miss Julia Wilson, Miss
Edith Herkimer. Miss e NJ Green. Mrs
James r. Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. George
p. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meiss-
ner Miss Margaret Egbert, Miss NJ. S.
Thompson. Mrs. r. r. Barnes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lubin. Mrs. w. G. Fried
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gibbs Whaley, Mrs
Harriet Speissner, Mrs. c. j. wolcott
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. Stothers. Mrs
G, e, Tefft. Miss B. Wolcott and the
Messrs. r. c. Bridgenan, Daniel Lowe
Bridgeman. Prof. Charles Leng. William
T. Davis. William Bennett. James r
: Walsh. Jr.: II. C.. Johnson Azel +.
Merrell. Fred II. Cozzens. A. F. Walker.
the Rev. e. N. Deems and D. S. VOL
I colt
, dinner dance was held at the Rich
mond County Country Club on Satur.
day evening. There was a large gath
ering OF members and out Of town
I guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Thomas and their
|
with friends at Mamaroneck, N. Y.
The members of the Princes Bay
Yacht Club have made plans for a land
and water carnival to be held at the
clubhouse on August s. Among the feat
ures will be a reproduction Of the Bat
tie Of Santiago de Cuba The proceeds
will be for the benefit Of the Richmond
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and MrA T. Tuttle are on their
farm in the Catskill Mountains for the
summer. Among their guests recently
have been Mrs. H. H. Granger and Mrs
j. NJ. Vanderbilt of westerleigh.
Mrs Charles q. Post Of Lafayette
avenue has returned from Springfield.
Mass where she has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. HiIlard
have gone to Canada for part Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee. who were
on the island recently. have returned to
Twilight Park. where they have a cot
tsge.
Mr.. Malcolm Cameron has Mr.. C. r.
Scott Of Bloomfield. N. j., as his guest
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. MofYat OF Dongan
street entertained Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
Daniels of Rhode Island last week.
Mr.. Virgil Markham, who was a mem
Der Of the staff of instructors at the
University OF California. has returned
TO Staten Island.
The Rev. and Mrs William Burd OF
Pleasant Plains have been spending part
OF the summer at Blairstown. N. j.
Mrs. w. Ide Mowry. who Is stopping
at the westerleiyh, has returned from
a recent trip TO Providence. r. l.
Mr.. A. r. Burbrow OF Stuyvesant
place is at Kingston. Ont, for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Gillians, Sr.. and
their daughter. Janice. are occupying a
house on Stanley avenue. New Brighton.
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs d. J. Irish. who have
been visiting relatives here. have left
! Staten Island
Judge Thomas o. Lowe will spend the
rest of the summer at Asbury Park.
Mrs. p. Huybers OF Fisk avenue,
Nesterleigh. Is entertaining her mother,
Mrs. J. r. Hopkins OF El Centro Cal