The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Miss Wemple and
Mr.. Magruder Wed
ON Staten Island
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Y. Wemple Becomes Bride
Social Notes.
TN tie Randall Memorial Church at

TN TIE Randall Memorial Church at
Sailors Snug Harbor yesterday
= afternoon Miss Dorothy Wemple
became the bride of Mr.. Herbert Ma
gruder. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DIR. James Fraser and the
Rev. DR.. Edward NJ. Deems.
The bride. who Is daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Y. Wemple of 4O7
Henderson avenue. was attended by
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Wemple as
maid of honor, and Misses Helen Ma
gruder. sister of the bridegroom;
Bertha Montgomery of Philadelphia
Louise Merrett Of Danbury. Conn, and
Caroline wemple. another sister OF
the bride.
Mr.. Magruder. who Is the SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Magruder OF
Townsend avenue. was attended by
his brother. Mr.. Donald Magruder as
best man.
of the brides parents. Upon return
ing from their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Magruder will live IN Livingston,
where they have bought home.
Through the courtesy OF the National
| Association of Women Painters ano
Sculptors an exhibition Of paintings ano
sculpture opened at the Staten Island
Institute of Arts and Sciences In Stury-
vesant Place last Saturday evening ano
will continue to be open to the public
| for four weeks. More than fifty OF the
paintings now hanging In the museum
were those recently on exhibition In the
Anderson Galleries. Manhattan.
| Among the Staten Island artists rep
resented in the exhibit are Mines. Emma
| Rianhard White, Elizabeth Sturdevan'
| Theobold, A. Albright Wigand, Rober'
| w. Gardner and Julliette Trench.
The picture committee includes Mrs
Robert w. Gardner. chairman: Mrs. +
Winthrop White Mrs. c. Il. Tefft, the
Misses Anna and Margaret Wood anc
, Mrs. Grace Egbert Clarke.
The program os the ST. Cecilia Society
| last week was devoted to Mcdowell
and American composers. An informal
| talk onE le composer was given by Mrs
! Ralph Mckee The chairmen OF the
! afternoon were Mrs. William L. De-
Bost and Mrs. Charles Barton.
Under the auspices of the social SER
| vice committee Of the Sea View Hos
pital. Department Of Public Welfare Of
the City of New York, concert Will DC
given In the Hotel Pennsylvania on Fri
| day evening. Miss Gertrude M. smith
| OF 23 Haven Esplanade Is in charge OF
the tickets on Staten Island.
| A vaudeville show was given on Fri
day evening at the New Dorp theatei
for the benefit of the Richmond Me-
mortal Hospital at Princess Bay. whicr
! has a free ward for Saten Island pa.
| tients.
| A number of the boys now encampeo
| at Vanderbilt Manor were seen in some
stunts and there were dancing, singing
| and humorous acts given by profes'
sionals. The Liberty Theater in Staple
ton also lent one OF the acts on tne
program. Mrs. Mark Kerr sang sew
erai selections and Mrs. David Guines
gave monologues.
Ushers in masks gave an air OF mys-
| terry TO the performance and flowers and
candy were sold to help the FUND whicr
residents in New Dorp are endeavorine
| to raise to cancel the debt incurred
when the hospital was founded.
| A short address was made by MISS
Jacaueline vanTil. who is trying to es
tablish a nurses training school In con
| junction with the Memorial Hospital
Miss yonTil aims to make the schoo
| a memorial to the nurse, Edith Caveii
| with whom she worked in Belgium.
Mrs. H. w. Bridges and Mrs. X.
Horton were in charge Of the tickets
and Mrs. Guy Crevling and Mrs
| william Burk OF the entertainment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Won Briesen ant
family expect TO open their summer resi-
dence. Gernda on the Narrows, about th'
middle Of May.
| DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Hollick enter
tanned the Misses Cropsey while the,
were in Washington. ID. G.. last week.
| Mr.. Victor McQuade and Miss Mar!
McOuade have gone to Willbrook. N. x.
to live. They have leased their home OF
| st. Marks place.