The New York herald., 1922-05-07
Play on Calendar
of Social Epents
for Staten Island
'The Royal Vagabond' to BE
Produced at Snug Harbor
This Week.

reign during the coronation number
Tie social service committee of Sea
View Hospital held a concert and
dance Friday evening In the Hotel
event will be used for welfare work
among the patients.
Mrs. Lyman b. Frieze. Jr.. of Clin-
ton avenue was chairman Of the dance
committee. Miss Mae r. Davidson of
Westerleigh and Miss Gertrude Marie
Smith OF Haven Esplanade had charge
OF the dance. Mrs. Sophie Zavell of
Manhattan directed the concert. which
included dancing and musical num-
bers
AS a result OF the exhibition of paint
ings and sculpture now being held in
the museum on Stuyvesant place,
Staten Island Art Students League will
probably be formed. The exhibit closes
on May 20. At the Wednesday evening
session Mrs. w. I. Seaman was hostess.
The collection, which is the work of the
National Association Of Women Paint
ers and Sculptors. includes thirty-eight
paintings and miniatures and several
pieces Of sculpture.
The Philemon Literary and Historical
Society, at it's annual meeting in Masonic
Temple. Tottenville, for the third con-
secutive season elected Miss Elsa e.
Evans president. The first vice-presi-
dent is Mrs. william D. Frerichs sec
ond vice-presdent, Mrs. w. c. Quimby
third vice-president Miss Anna Van
Name; fourth ce-president, Mrs. Oscar
l.. Joseph recording secretary, Mrs.
Sterling Temple; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Catherine Dodds treasurer,
Mrs. Carrie Cole: assistant secretary.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hodkins. Miss Emma
Herrell. Mrs Walter Atkinson and Mrs.
Stephen Cossey were named directors.
The delegates to the meeting of the
City Federation of Women Clubs yester-
day at the Hotel ,Astori were Mrs. WILL
lam d. Frerichs and Mrs. Arthur II.
Yetman. The alternates were Mrs w.
c. Quimby and Mrs Fannie Lewis.
Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy of New
Brighton sailed last Thursday on board
the Croffton Hall for Buenos Aires on
an extended visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Eson A. Fullerton, who has been living
there since her marriage to Mr.. Fuller
ton here last year.
A musical program will be presented
on May 10 by the Staten Island Choral
Cub at the Music Hall of the Sailors
Snug Harbor Assisting Miss Lillian Lit
tlefield. the director will be Miss Grace
Kerns, soprano soloist, and Mr.. Arthur
Wilde, cellist.
The Staten Island Woman's Club held
n card party at the club house on Tues
day afternoon to raise money for the
building fund. Mrs. II. w. Koenig had
charge of arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. Pentz, for
merly of Errington place. are now oc-
cupying their new home in ST. Marks
place.
Mrs. A. H. Gary of Castleton Hill had
as her guests recently Mr. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Pease Of Portland, Me.
Mrs. w. C. Quimby of Totttenville en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. f. Stewart Ma
nee. former residents of Tottenvilie. last
week.
Mrs. Ivan F. Baker of Toxic. Japan,
and Mrs. C. n. Johnson OF Pittsfield
Mass, have been the guests of their
sister. Mrs. Charles McCune Of Castleton
Hill.
Presidents day was observed by the
women's Literary Club OF Port Rich
mond on Monday afternoon in the chapel
of the Dutch Reformed Church. The
program included recitatons by Miss
Amelia Bingham. dances by Miss Anna
Gilien, piano selections by Miss Helen
Britton and contralto solos by Miss
Helen Young. Mrs. B. Moore was chair
man Of the hostesses.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment OF Miss Esther Grace Monroe.
daughter OF Mrs. Mary G. Monroe of
staten Island. to Mr.. George Klee Of
Stapleton.
Mr.. Holman Hicks OF Townsend ave-
nue. has sailed for South America to
remain several months.
Mrs. A. Holland or Pensacola, Fla.
was recent guist OF Mrs. A. III. Gray
Of Castleton Hill.
Mr.. Albert Haffman of Arrochar has
| gone to Rome, where he expects to con-
tinue studying art for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcintyre Forester
who recently were the. guests of Mrs.
Forrestcr's parents in Tottenville, have
gone to Deal. N. j., for the summer.
Mrs. Forester Is expected to take part
in a number of golf tournaments this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Munns of Fort
Wadsworth entertained number OF
| friends at q progressive euchre. followed
by chafing dish supper on Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. McGcwsn OF
st. George sailed on the AauitaDia Tues
day for a months trip through England
and Ireland.
Mrs. George w. Carpenter has gone
to Savannah, Ca, to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart, wi.o have
been living on Bard avenue, West New
Brighton, have purchased n home near
the Country Club on Todt IIill Road.
DR.. Rosalie Martin spoke on Inter
national Politics" at the regular
monthly meeting OF the Staten Island
woman's Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hop)in Of
Tottenvillc have gone TO Jacksonville,
Fla for several weeks.
Mrs. Emilyne Trowbridge Garvan OF
Manhattan became the bride Of Mr..
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