The New York herald., 1922-11-05
MoNG engagements in Stat

MONG engagements in Staten
"A Island social circles that OF
Miss Belle O'Bryan. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. O'Bryan of
81 Central avenue. st. George. to Mr..
Lyman E. F'rieze Sd, son of Mrs. Ly-
man B. Frieze. Jr., is one of the most
interesting Of the last week. 1t was
made known at tea at her home.
Assisting Miss O'Bryan on the re-
ceiving line were Mrs r. Taller Town
send, Miss Lily Pearson and Miss
Laura Williams. Mrs. O'Bryan and
Mrs. Frieze presided over the tea table.
Some of those present during the
afternoon were Mrs. Guy b. Delafield,
Mrs. Robert G.. Stanley, Mrs. Lowe
Mckee, Mrs. Otis A. Glazebrook, Mrs.
Albert E. Hart. Mrs. Eugene Lucas,
Mrs. Everard Childs. Mrs. Charles f.
Pearson, Mrs. Marion Hatcher, Mrs.
favelock Walser, Mrs. Theodore Jane
way, Mrs. A. Hunter Plat, Mrs. Emil
De Planque, Mrs. Benbow Gilman,
Mrs. Gilbert Parmele, Mrs. David ].
Gould, Mrs. John Collingwood, Mrs.
Herbert Magruder, Mrs. Alan Thomas.
Mrs. Grosvenor S. Wright, Mrs. Ralph
Arnold, Mrs. Maurice Pitou, Mrs.
Frank T. Kettles, the Misses Eliza
beth Irving, Katherine Kilduff, Kath-
crime Oxholm. Ruth Tysen, Elizabeth
Wemple, Mildred Walker, Louise
Stirn, Mollie Eccleston and Betty
Frieze.
On the same evening Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Bryan gave a dinner at the Staten
Island Club and their guests were Mrs.
Everard Childs of Harrisburg, Pa,
who was the guest of Miss OBryan
for several days last week; Mr.. Ly-
man b. Frieze Sd and their son, Mr..
Wood O'Bryan.
Silver Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William r. De Bost held
a reception at their home on Bard ave.
nue. last evening in celebration Of their
silver wedding anniversary.
A Halloween dance was held at the
Country Club last Saturday evening.
A dinner for the members of the
Staten Island Club was held last Thurs
day evening. the decorations being in
Halloween colors. Some of those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald II. Bon
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barton, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank ]. Crystal. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome A. King. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Fannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +.
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brownell,
Mrs. Robert c. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Judson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
T.. Fannon, Me-. and Mrs. Otis A Glaze
brook, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph r. Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Orton, Mrs
TzI,x atyIfc Ire
George H. Daley the Misses Crystal,
Katherine Kilduff, Elizabeth Wemple,
Felice Pouch, Gladys King, and the
Messrs. Guy Timolat., Harold Bostwick
Edmund and Ralph Judson. Walter w.
King. Walter D. u. Pouch, Alfred Pouch
and Fred Johnson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Shriver are stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Shriver
until their new apartment is ready.
| Mrs. II. o. Smith. formerly Miss kath-
leen Van vechten, is now occupying her
new home on Tysen street.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Bleecker are
spending few days at the home OF their
| son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry King. The latter has been In
Boston for a short time visiting rela-
tlves.
Addresses Players Club.
Mrs. James w. HOWE of the Century
Theater Club addressed the members OF
fhe Players Club at the Unitarian Par
ish House on Friday evening. Her sub
iect was Barrie and his one act plays.
! Additional entertainment was provided
4 bv Mrs. Frank Hanl<inson, who sang ac-
! companied by Mrs. Helen Hillyer Hay
dock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ducasse have re-
turned from their wedding trip and at