The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Social Notes in the Oranges

10 rapid has been the growth OF
the Loyal League organized
among public school pupils by
Orange Chapter, Daughters Of the
Revolution, that society is to arrange
10 extend activities of the league when
schools reopen next fall. At the pres
ent time $500 children are enrolled in
East Orange, Orange. West Orange
and Kearny and the work will be
pushed in other communities next Sep
tember.
Patriotism is encouraged, loyalty to
the flag promoted and a good citizen
pledge is made. There is a nominal
initiation fee of two cents and the
work has ben in charge of Mrs. David
w. Ball, league chairman, assisted by
Mrs. f. G. Harrison, regent of Orange
Chapter. Silver medals were presented
seventh and eighth grade children who
wrote the best essays on THE Lib
erty Bell"
Closing their card parties series the
Hannah Clarke Chapter Children of
the American Revolution, met at the
house of Miss j. Marguerite Trent. SO
Swaine place, West Orange, last week
The proceeds will be applied to the
quota of the chapter toward the new
c. A. r. room at Washington.
Miss Elsa Stiefel of Scotland road.
South Orange, will spend this month
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.
Stiefel, at Narragansett Pier. r. 1.
Mrs. George ]. Schindel and daugh-
ters, the Misses Miriam and Helen
Schindel of Mum Avenue South, East
Beach, where Mr.. Schindel viii. rejoin
them on his return from Europe.
Miss Olive M. Aiken, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. z. l.. Aiken of AZ Crescent
road. East Orange. has gone to Con-
neaut Lake Park, Pa. where she will
spend the summer with friends.
Colonel and Mrs. Clarence Hodson of
241 Walnut Street North. East Orange.
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hodson OF II Mum Avenue
South, East Orange. have returned from
an automobile trip to Maryland. Col.
Hodson received the honorary degree of
doctor of laws at the commencement
exercises In Washington College, Ches-
tertown. Colonel and Mrs. Hodson will
go to Atlantic City next week TO remain
until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Spottiswoode
Of SAT Berkeley avenue. Orange, will
spend two weeks in Maine. Their SON
George e. Spottiswoode I'd. is at Camp
Awosping. Minnewaska, n. Y. and their
daughters. the Misses Eleanor and Har-
rict Spottiswoode. will spend two months
in camp at South Sratford, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Afford of 95
Harrison street, East Orange. will motor
next week to their summer home. Prout's
Neck. Me. They will be joined later
by their son. Mr.. Charles NJ. Afford. a
student at Lehigh University. who Is
at the Reserve Officers Training Corps.
Edgewood Arsenal. Maryland.
Miss Priscilla Warren Silver. daughter
of Mrs. Edgar Oscar Silver OF Llewellyn
Park. West Orange. and Mr.. David
Lincoln Luke, Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke of Tarrytown, N. Y, were mar
ried on Monday night in the Church of
the Holy Communion. South Orange, by
the Rev. DR.. William w. Bellinger, vicar
Of st. Agnes's Episcopal Church. New
York. assisted by the Rev. George A.
Hanna, rector OF the church where the
ceremony took place. The brides at
tendants included Miss Geraldine Silver
her sister. as maid of honor; another
sister, Mrs. Stephen NJ. Foster OF Flush
ing. l.. l.: Miss Mary Luke OF Tarry-
town. sister Of the bridegroom, and
Misses Pauline Phelphs OF Dayton. Ohio:
Emma Smith of Norfolk. Va; Dorothy
Burr of Bloomington, H.; Marjorie
Tietlig OF Cincinnati. Helen Halsey OF
South Orange and Pauline Breustedt OF
Waco, Tex.
Mr.. william Luke Cd was best man
for his brother. The ushers included
Mcssrs Alexander Luke, William Lord
and Victor Luke OF Tarrytown; Luke
Hopkins Of Baltimore. Clymer Bowes or
Brooklyn. Vincent Overholt OF Pitts
burgh. Warren Moore and Floyd l..
Surlow OF New York, George Pope Mac
Nichol OF Toledo and stephen NJ Fos-
ter OF Flushing. A reception was held
a. the Orange Lawn Tennis Club. Mr..
and Mrs. Luke on their return from
wedding trip to Europe will be at homo
after October In Tyrone. Pa
The bride was graduated from tho
Dearborn Morgan School. Orange. and
Smith College. Mr.. Luke. who served
during the war with the Yale Naval
Unit was graduated from the university
this year.
Mr.. Theodore Edison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison OF Glenmont,
Llewellyn Park, West Orange, is home
from Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
rology.
Mrs. william s. Rode OF Scotland
read. South Orange, attended the COM
mencement exercises at Yale University
where her son, Mr.. Stuart Rode. was
graduated.
Mrs. Edward NJ Collie and daughter.