New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Society in the Oranges;
Wedding Plans Announced

The wedding Of Miss Eta Patricia
Phillips. daughter of +. Everett Phil
lips, of East Orange. and Richard Atlee
O'Brien, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charlie $
O'Brien, of Maplewood Avenue, Maple
wood, will take place next Saturday in
Morrow Memorial Church, Maplewood.
The ceremony will be performed by the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. John L. Charlton,
followed by a reception at the Maple
wood Club. Miss Elizabeth Phillips
will attend her sister as maid of honor,
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Elizn-
beth Dewson and Miss Maud Perkins,
of East Orange; Miss Mary Clough, of
Montclar, and Miss Helen Sharp, of
Manhasset, J.. |. Benjamin Carpenter,
of Maplewood, will be the best man,
and Edmund v, Donald P. and j.
prospective bridegroom, and E. Everett
Phillips jr., brother of the bride-elect,
will act as ushers
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marshall Lyman, Of
Rrookline, Mass, formerly of Llewellyn
Park, West Orange, celebrated their
first wedding anniversary during the
last week at the Hotel Biltmore. Mrs.
Lyman was formerly Miss Frances
Cowan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| Henry +. Cowan, Of LleWellyn Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hahne. of 16O
Harrison Street, East Orange, have re-
turned from an extended tour through
Texas and Florida. They were gone
for a period OF two months.
Mrs. Hugo Hocst, of North Walnut.
East Orange, was hostess to her card
club Wednesday night.
Miss Helen W. Grimes, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Lucius f. Grimes, Of 2S1
Bellevillc Avenue. has departed for an
extended stay in California.
Miss Dorothy Kelsey Ward, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Ward, Of
Eppirt Street, East Orange, has as her
guest Miss Edith C. Williams, of Glas-
ionbury, Conn. and her cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Williams, Of Hartford, Conn,
classmates of Miss Ward at Barnard
College.
Mrs. Cecilia O. Dunaway, of 1al
North Parkway East Orange, enter
tanned the members of her luncheon
club at her home Wednesday.
Mrs. II. f. Maui. social chairman Of
the Community Club Of East Orange,
will be hostess at an evening card party
to be given Monday, April "a, at the
| L Iduhlill CLUBHOUSE. IOuu anu i ultpil
streets East Orange. The annual
luncheon Of the club will be held Mon
day, May Is. at the Franklin clubhouse
Mr., and Mrs. Charles T, Gwynne, OF
As North Arlington Avenue, East Or
angc, have ANNOUNCED the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Eade
Gwynnc. and William NJ. Wilson, Of
Charlotte. N, c.. son of Mrs. William
Blackburn and the late Judge Wilson,
Of Rock Hll, S. C.. The bride to-be is
in her Junior year at Simmons College,
Boston. MIR. Wilson is a graduate of
the University Of North Carolina and
the University Of the South at Sewanee,
Tenn. During the World War he
served overseas as captain Of in
fantry. Present plans are for the we'd
ding to take place early in the fall at
the summer home Of the bride elect S
parents at Palcnville, n. Y.
Miss Marie Snover. Of II Epprt
Street, East Orange, who is home from
the National Park Seminary for the
spring vacation, has as her guests Miss
Margaret Sanders, Of Houston, TeN
and Miss Jennie Fleming, Of Franklin
Tenn, who are also students at the
seminary.
The wedding of Miss Carolyn Colby
daughter Of Mrs. Gardner Colby, Of Es-
sex Street, East Orange, and Lea Mar
shall. son of MY. and Mrs. Howard
Marshall. Of Glenwood Avenue. East
Orange, took place yesterday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubert
Higgins, Of 81 Hampton Terrace, Or
angc. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. James Taylor Dickinson
of Rochester, \. Y. DR.. Dickinson, VIII Q
for several weeks past has been visit
ing in Orange, was formerly pastor OF
the North Orange Baptist Church. He
performed the marriage ceremony Of
the bride elects parents and of her
two sisters, Mrs Higgins and Mrs
James Emery Brnckerhoff, Of East Or
angc. The wedding ceremony was fol
lowed by a reception
Horace A. Stoneham and family, OF
Cumberland Road, South Orange, have
returned from a cruise of several
months in their yacht Casco II.
Mr.. and Mrs Manton B. Metcalf jr.
son and daught er-in-law Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manton B. Metcalf, of Elm Wynd
Center Street, Orange ard 375 Park
, Avenue, New York, are on their way
home after spending r three months
honeymoon in Europe and Egypt They
were married in January. Mrs, Metcalt
ir. is the daughter Of Mrs. Ernest
Atherton Smith. Of Scotland Road
South Orange. Plans have been made
by the newly married couple to spend
the summer at Rumson, where Mr. Met.
calf is a member of the Rumson pole
team.
Mrs. Frederick H. Smith. of Scot
land Road. South Orange, will give g
dance Wednesday evening, April 10, ir
honor of Miss Aletta Stout, daughte
, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Coffin Sout
Of Scotland Road, South Orange, who
will be married next Saturday after
noon to William Bonwill Gelatly, OF
: Vose Avenue, South Orange A dinner
; party for the bridal party will be helc
Friday evening. April 81, at the home
: CT Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cross Good.
rich, of Llewellyn Park, West Orange.
} Miss Margaret Leach, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burch Leach, OF
. Scotland Road, South Orange. will be
married Tuesday, April 25. to William
B. Dana, Of BronXville and New York
On their return from wedding trir
the bride and bridegroom will occupy
for the summer season the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Howell La Motto
in. of Mortified Avenue West Oranpe