The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
WeStcheSter Folk
Dance to Smell
Funds of Hospital
More Than 1000 Persons
From All Cities Attend Char
ity Ball Given in Armory.

- HE most important society
event given In Westchester
county In many months was
The annual bali for the benefit of the
Mount Vernon Hospital. which was
held at the arnory on Wednesday
night. More than 1000 society folk
from Mount Vernon, New Rochelle,
Bronxville. searsdale. White Plains
and Yonkers were present.
The chairman OF the ticket commit
tee was Mrs. W. e Davidson. Among
those who entertained dinner parties
before the ball were DR.. and Mrs j.
]. sinnott, Mr. and Mrs. Mark d.
Stiles. MIR. and Mrs Charles NJ. Miller.
Mayor and Mrs. Edwin w. Fiske.
DR.. and Mrs Walter III. McNeill,
Jr., who had a box at the ball. had as
their guests Mrs. Il. H. Peck and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph G.. Lawler.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r, Lane had in
their box Mr. and Mrs c. G. Lueder.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Lackey. Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Stevens. Jr., and Mr.. and
Mrs. r r. Gustin.
A box party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Speakmsn included Mr.. and Mrs.
IL B. Coho and Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Uhler Mrs. c.. L. Adams. ST.. had DR..
and Mrs. Arthur Hardy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Brinkerhoff. while Mr.,
and Mrs Lee Bach entertained MI
and Mrs. Nathan r. Trivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barens of Saga
more Park. Bronxvllle. entertained at a
dinner dance Saturday night.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pollak OF Bronxville for
a bridge and dance at their home next
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Granger OF sc
North Fulton avenue. Mount Vernon, re-
turned this week from Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs Edwin C. Arnold entertained the
m mbers of the White Plains Chapter.
American War Mothers. at bridge
party at the Greenridge Inn Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Arthur ]. Morgan was
the hostess Of the day.
The wayside Players, composed of
amateurs OF Scarsdals and Hartsdale.
VIII present four one act plays, on the
evening of November 23. One Of the
plays will be "Out of the West" by Faith
Van Valkenberg Vilas~of Scarsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Brady. Jr.,
and Miss Betty Brady have returned
from the Pocono Mountains and are NOW
at their country house at Scarsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Richard Davidge of
Scarsdale were among those who enter
tanned dinner parties at the Sleepy Hol-
low Country Club at Scarborough on the
Hudson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren w. Cunningham
OF Scarsdale have returned from a motor
trip through the White Mountains.
Mr.. George 3 Caldwell OF woodcliff.
at Irvfn-ton on the Hudson entertained
at a dinner dance Wednesday evening.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Medley, Mr.. and Mrs. Uutner
Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. william q h
ilton Mr. and Mrs. III. T. Campbell and
Mrs. Edward Meinel. all of Bronxville
Archibald Gibbons and Mrs. Grace Mer-
rift of New York city and Mrs. z.
Buckner of Chicago.
A number of prominent women of
Bronxville gave a bridge party at the
Hotel Gramstan Friday for the benefit
OF the Westchester County Children's A
ISOLATION. The committee In charge
comprised Mrs william Macintosh Mrs
Philip Smith. Mrs. Henry Hathaway
Mrs. o. D. Street, Mrs. Richard Hol-
lingsworth, Mrs Arthur w. Lawrence.
Mrs Frederick Ackernann. Mr.. I2ckso-
Chambers. Mrs. Fielder Coffin Mrs.
Roger Burton. Mrs. Harold Flammer.
Mrs. J. p. Treadwell. Mrs. c. q. Tippett,
Mrs. W. c. Fisher and Mrs. Dawson
Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Lawrence OF
Bronxville returned this week from an
automobile trip TO Boston.