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New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Garden City's Golfers
Return to Native Links
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Members Lay Plans for an
Active. Saas4x,
Special Dispatch to ne Tribune

GARDEN CITY, Marcn 18.-Sp7:ng-
.ike weather has brought to Garden
CITY many we'll lsaown members Of the
golfinG colonies who spend Che spring
end summer on the Salisbury, Garden,
City, Che-ry Valley, Meadow Brook end
other courses Of This section.
The various courses within q short
distance Of Garden City ere already
in excellent condition and scores Of
players have been here Tor the week
ends.
At the Meadow Brook Hunt Club
ana among It's members an active sea-
son is being planned. After the return
Of those VINO have been wintering in
will commence that will cortinue for
wee,,s. There will be an unusually large
number OF polo matches, three special
matches weekly, and during t.e holding
OF The clubs annual tournaments
players Will come from al sections OF
the country TO compete. This yocr there
vll be players from the Pacific coast
and the various polo clubB Of Virginia,
South Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Ar ;i,e Garden City Hotel are Mrs. L.
Stuart Wing Mr. ard Mrs. A. T. Rod
way, Mrs. william Penn Compton ard
Miss Carleton, Spencer ". Aldrica,
JOAN MilrlaT! and Mrs.. M:i..an, ". II.
Follett, Charles Smith BUtier, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. W. Buckhout, Mr.. and Mrg. J.
J. Atkinson.
Devereu:; Er1n.ct is ct The Garden
City Hotel curing the absence Of Mrs.
Emmet end thcir son, Richard, in Ber-
.auda.
Lawrence Smith Butler entertained
a party oi friends at Ginne- on Sunday
evening at the hotel.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
100 Members OF Verdi
Attend Matinee

One hundred members o. rne Verdi
Club attended matinee OF "Bulldog
Drummond" on Wednesday afternoon
and on Monday evening Miss Estells
Christie, chairman OF the ball Of the
Silver Skyiarks, whic!, IS to De given at
me Waidort-Astcria on Marci, 90, gave
;nhrr Sai.v For the committee. Spe-
eisl guests o. honor for the bail will
be, 4epl.senting the navy. Admiral
Hillary P. Jones, Commander in Chief
OF the Atlantic Fleet, U. S. N; Com
.aander and Mrs. Vogelgesang, Com
1nander of the Brooklyn Navy Yard;
Lieutenant and Mrs. Pennington; Rear
Admiral Andrew L. Long and many ju-
,sior officers. General Robert Lee Bull
1ard and Colonel Wells. oF the 7'st
aasiment will occupy the army oo% xs
Aa- ball.
S~,s chairman, Miss Christie, was
presented with a gold lorgnco ch,..n,
wlth e pendant containing large am
,1Azsa and surrounded by pearls. Mrs.
i3sA@s~As Foste- Jenkins, president OF
enc club, made presentation speech in
which ehe thaIaed MISC Ca.;s@s i~z
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
New York Mozau' ;
society prepa,..
For Annual Ian,
Affair VIII s:e Held - ,
on April 4: Mrs. h. ''''
hnterteins at Dan,.. 8 =
per and Iheaier D. y

hrs. Philip J. Boa~ss
parsy iolio~eo bg ii sasser s 'as,
III me college room % 55a NJ. ..4 d.
- . "e"assaay ia aoaef ~ q a.
hcConneiA The thirtv III aifs rs
ts@en to see "Ihe Dove, ssssis
Mrs Benjamin Adrianes.' go d..
3 %rge oinner-d1ace for v. p
nell IN Tuesday II fss va, ,ls'' se-g
ne New York Mozars ~. ~ e''''
-4>ois Mcdonnell j orssj.,e,.s u
lgs annual 1.nnsr-daDqss x q
St tae Hotei Aston. Mrs. w,..;.a
"ard hasaaou T. rae eea,,,A '@'sA "a
kasrooesses iael0ae Nrs se
Gomez, Mrs. Beniam i ar,.''.e a,'.'0'.e Il
Z. Macdonald Sinclair @r t'sess Y
ford seh!aa.nol1, N7sx s5t, saa
tayior Mrs. Sarnaei &. estsarr..a.' a''si z,
JosaQa J. Root IT, gIs's y.
eric Z. Stevens, Mrs. cls,e,aaa,. .f:s.
Mrs. wills !. blackwell, NJ ~ sasI
9iAaI"ons' S't[' Mrs. Edgar o. c..i., i.'i
mrs. terry y dcCaad.ezs ~. .ss!e s
lam M. Haradon. Mrs n,iI3S;.~' ~''. N
Zee, Mfs. Lincolr s. R1zs,gs 4. L. Il d Y
j. Ac"-'liam8, @rs. raey1as ~ = ~
iey, 1rs. km1a i. sea-ne~ ~, - Ss
=: T.: Cochran. Mr-. Eobere T. sl.,; g1.,;. N ).
Richard 4. Core 10, Ms. pa,r. va = NJ
ter, Mr.. Phi y G. B,eraFe l. = We
H. tlMunds, Mra. Carr.e -. -. n, Z,
FRANK 4. Pat-ler Mrs p,-'.n, -, v
5iii"aai-, sir. 4 gussia {. va T..l
NJ. richard DeaDigh. 81. y ss.s
ai.4"' <' Nh Matthew J. 0'E,:'a.i = s
ORA j.. GA1rDer. hrs. 8lf,s5 f1s5' u
Mrs. Guar RS Simon, M w
Mrs, Henry {. Ha1sias. i.',S-' 5,e sa'
,. CopeiAnd, Mr.. Jacso se5rs;;. s5; :,
joseph II. Marin, Mrs. aarSss. -, :. Il
ard Mrs. Herman Gars~ '-'' 'is.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Notes of Women's Cubs-Affairs in Society
Mrs. Andrews to Give
Tea FOR Bridal Couple
Mrs. Wary Roberts ssineIear2 Il
Cucsa of Eacs' sScn 81
Forcss Hills

forest MILLS GARDEN, i. T.,
March 18.-Drs. l.. ii. Andrews, II II
Ivy Close, il giving TIA Tomorrow
afteroon in honor u Mr.. and hrs. Rcb-
ert Morton, Of lSev YORK City, WAC we're
married last month. Mr. Morton is a
FORMER resident Of pores5 Jiilg and re-
turnea fco1n Lake Placid, where he and
his olide spent their honeymoon.
Mrs. Mary Roberts KineharS, Gne rs'7-
els, VAS in Forest Mills last Sunday
as the guest Of her son, Stanley ID
Rinehart, who is living az the inn.
Mrs. Rinehart made dying trip mere
from Washington. Willie III Forest
Hills tea nas given in her noror Dy
Mrs. George Rogers. Among tne guests
we're Mr. and Mrs. Jono n. Demarest,
Mr. ard Mrs. Letter Brion, Mr. aud
Mrs. y. X. " Lies, Mr. and Mrs. Henri
c Fullan. Mr. and Mrs. 4. Y. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casge,i Yong and Miss
Mae Minck
Miss Helen Smith, Of tae Ina, enter
tanned on Tuesday 1t bridge and tea
in honor Of Miss Faitn harrington Of
Providence, who is visiting her. Ms.
George K. Reed, Of the Inn, also VIZ
hostess a. q bridge and tea On Tles-
day.
1he weekly dinner parties preceding
the Saturday night dance at the Inn
have come 10 be an established soeial
custom here Tonight Mr. End Mrs
Cnar'es I. Ferion viii he among those
20 entertain in the sun pailoT.
Among recent arrivals ~ the .n.l s~e
Major and Mrs. L. l.. Barrett, o. Nce
York City; Mr. aud Mrs. George ".
Browne, OF Milwaukee; Mr.. ana hrs
r. h. Jackson. i Marietta, Ohio; Mr
and MIS-. George c. GitteSs End d4ugh
Ter, Mrs. Il. l.. Steadman and Mrs. Il. H.
Wadsworth, IF New York
Miss Florence Havi.and. mo has
been visiting a. Lakewood, Aao ra-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Sorosis Will Hold 54th
Anniversary io-morrow
Mother Club Will Celebrate With Novel Pro.
gram and Installation Of New
Officers

CvOROSs its fftyoua anniversary
the Waldorf a program
OF the officers By the president Chlds,
the features OF the afternoon The international
che Craftsmanship OF Florence Edmonds.
The will be follows: songs
international Relations Mr
!ovakan folk Mr. po
sova English Women After the War Ethel
Flower Mary Cromwell Low; old "The
old Pcooe
ntgenius Swedish Women Of Yesterday and Today
Won Aosen CzechoSovaki folk Light
cf Hone Susha Boeren
room The Peasant By) peasant dance Amt
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Mills College Benefit
Ao Eake Place OF, April s9

The dins College Club, Of New York
City, will give a musical for the benc-
fit, OF the enoowmenr fund of Mills
College, Oakland, Calf, OH the after
noon Of April 29 at Ditson's, 9 East
Thirty fourth Street
The committee Of arrangements is
as follows: Mrs. Albert l.. Thurstou.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinbock, Mrs. Flor
ence Il. McCaskie, Mrs. 3. G. Ecrnald
esd Mrs. idsrguerite Ringc.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Remembrance Week Plans
tsadc hv Ser1 ice Club

4 Committee OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Club, Of which Mrs. Francis
-soGers is chairman, is making plans to
observe remembrance week fo- the
of the entrance Of the
United States i:leo the World War with
g program TO be held il tho Town Hall
Oh Thurgcay, April 6, at $3.50 .. n.
Other members Of che committee in
cluos Mrs. Arthur Terry Mrs. Emily
Chsuncey, Mrs. Charles Dci.ey, Mrs.
W. Il. Shelton, Mrs. Charles r. Ditsou,
ATs. Walter Damroacn, Mrs. Walter
Lambert, Mrs. ". y. Steiranson, Mrs. j.
Mess Roosevelt ana MIS-. Gemsen He
Ki.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
ss,14eiala College Club Dance
Important Mid-Lcnse12 Social
Event OH Thursday

Al important social even5 Of the nlid-
LenteI season is the dance and bridge
which The Smith College Club cf New
Iorl. VIII hold at the Plaza next Thurs
day to aid he college building and on
downent fund, toward which the club
has pledged s25 900 Among those Who
have taken boxes are Mrs. William f..
Baldwin, Mrs. Thomas ". Lamont, Nrs.
Dwight Morrow, Mrs. Eiarola I. Pratt,
Mrs. Seth Low Miliken jr., Mrs. George
4. Howard. Mrs W. Il. Weller, Mrs.
Clarence Il. Low. Mrs. Charles u. Nor
ton, Yrs. George B. Ford, Mrs. Welter
itlfsch, Mrs. Richard Doardlaan, Mru.
George Roberts, Mrs. frederick Cellor,
Mrs. Herbert Scoville, MSS Harric /
Cheney and Mrs. George W. Bacon. d..
William Allan Nelson, president Of
Smith College, and Mrs.. Nelson also
have engaged q bog.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Mrs. tle Cersdcrff 10 Hoit,
Sale at Wo,nan's Exchsnus

Anna Y. Alexandre; Mrs. Charles f.
Sand, Mrs. Eiliot., Mrs. BENJAMIN
Moore, Mrs. George B. cost H., and
Mrs. Joyn Z. Terry jr. Will have an ex-
addition and sale of sporo clothes.
lingerie, hats, evening and afternoon
gowns, and school dresses at the New
York Exchange for Womens Worl,
startin gto-norrow az Che Excnanec
6uilding, 54l Madison Avenue. Dur
i.a,g INC sale Mrs. de Gersdorir, NSgsa
alexandra and MRS. Post will e:t as
nostee3ee.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Mrs. Cushing Entertaisis T.,
At Bridge al sav"'n -
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SpsCsa. D.SVe,,c9. " 4.s IL
TARPoN spRINGS, Fla, Nafsa r.sss i
The largest social aGslr g l"0 ,ss
was the bridge given 81 fS4po'y yors
by Mrs. 4. y. Cushing, q NeM esMn,srs4l al
and Wa1cn Hi l. More tnaa au-bl ssblss
guests were gathered u the card 'S'''
and te@ followed tie bridge. Nss
Mr.. and E4rs. Fred Yreei@Ee' u y, d.
York, who have takeA J eoles.ge y, 1;
AneloSe Riyer, hsvs 1een res'Sss-S
Tarpon Inn. =, 81.
Recent arrivals ST Terpoa Inn T
Mrs. w. Woodfo-d Mg, and Mls' Iohs II
Nueehell, MIR. and Mrs. Water =. Vss
son, Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. MTa'Si; p;o.gh
York; gdc. sad Mrs. S. 4, Crula, Nrs
keepsie; Mrs. I. D. Fan Ane1: ), i
William II. Tracey, Mss, iHsdesF';asab d.s';ssbs
Davis, Hartford, Coma; Mrs Ia:a'J ass y
A. Holmes, Mrs. G. Sawyer, ~
Ms. 81. r. Atwood, Rochests-, a
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

c!ety New England Women, Mrs. John
FRANCIS Yawger, PRECEDENT held Thurs
day 2 literary meeting at the Waldorf.
The Chairman Of the day WIS Miss Lii
lie d'Angelo Bergh and tho speakers
we're: Miss Bergh, on "Statesmsnship.
Not Politics.; Mrs. Eaviland Lund, Of
" ashington, on Our National Need
for Statccraft Training" and Ruth
Helen Davis, organizer of the Play
Producing Society, who spoke Of its
aims and recitad poems from her
plays.
The musical numbers we're given BY
Pietro Soldano, bsrytone; Adelaide
Wilma, soprano, and alexander Iroisi,
Russian tenor.
Drama Comedy, Edyth Totten, prcsi-
dent, will have 3. theater party TO zee
The Pigeon tomorrow night, the
card party being held on the same day
IN the afternoon at the Hotel hator.
March q, at the riday review, Carl
Fique will give the dramalogue, "Tho
Parasite" . French comedy, with in
terpretative music. The April social
matinee, falling on Good Friday, has
been Cancelled.
Blanche Seymour created an artistic
sensation with her original 1nonologue,
ne h4HStAtl AlGA, playing ell CNS
paris herself, at the sceia. matinee,
March 10.
The Chicago Woman's Club o9 New
York, Inc, Mrs. Walter Eame1 Ga.4a-
an, president, met last Monday at the
Eotal Astor. The club will take part
IL conservation week il April, and
Mr.. II. L. LindQues5 vas appointed
chairman Of this wori:. mrs. Minnie
Pancoaat vas named chairman to rep
resent the club in Che Roosevelt .lemo-
ria work. Mrs. John Jos. MacDon~
ald was appointed chairman for the
edefation scholarship card party to
he held on April 25.
The subject for the afiernoon pre-
gram was ''Specified Ar and Music" III
The absence of Mrs. Tapsoa her paper,
entitled ''Thc Significance OF Color III
the Home" was read by Mrs 4. H. Park
hurst. Mrs. Henry Marshall Olmsted
told Of the Color Music." MIS-. c. "
Ehrlich spoi:e on "Ihe Dove OF Peace in
Soft Gray" The april meeting IL FOR
members only, being election d@y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

2:30 TO 3:15 tha time will be given TO
Home State" chat.
Newly elected members ere Yrs. Y.
=. 1arnea, Of ]isalia, Ca; Mra. Per
ciV9l Chrystie, Of Aich Bridge, Il. j.,
and Mrs. Ka:l K. Stone. CT 109 West
a meeting was held at tie Museum
Of Natural History, March LG, by the
coasorvation committee Of the New
Or Clty Federation, when there was
sn unusually large attendance OF
presidents and Representatives. Of al
CLUBS. Tickets for the play, THE
Spirit of Conservation" to bo give.
A2ril q: the Seiwyn Thcater, were
distributed, and others may be OBJ
West 1o4th Street. The meeting vas
presided over by Mrs Charles Cyrus
-1arshal.. There will be daily pro
grams throughout Tho vecl,.
The Congress oe States Soc:sties
tereot o. TIE states Headquarters
fund, Monday, April ), at the waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Joan &. Sheppard, Of
80? Wes3s veNty-sintn Street, Sc
chairman. On April Sc the cci,ornss
will give musical program Is rs
part y snualc week.
Theo-ia, Nrs. Harold George Wood,
president and founder, held its regular
monthly evening theater party last
Auesday evening. 4 large dinner was
given at The Beaux ART, almost one
hundred being present, and later The
society attended the Selwyn Ihca3cr
! 60 see "Fhe Blue Kitten
The aext meeting will be AiarcA 80,
With luncheon in vhN "''1f,~~ =
hotei Aeto-. LaGez $he zaembeYs will
attend The Law n4cuA~
meeting is the annual o:.o o2 TAcoria
&!-c Is io- members orlJ.
The annual meeting, Tor members
only. o4 The Society for Political Study.
Mfs. $50 Ham, PRECEDENT, was held
at tAc hotel Astol on March IL Three
onlcers an. cHo directors we're elected.
Mrs. &. W. Thompson, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. A. 0. Parsons, corresDogS-
ing secretary; Mrs. ?. !. Brady.
ttTeAsuEes; Mrs.. G. II. Crawford and
Mcs. W. Il. Sloane, directors. Current
events were given by the club. an
nlal reports Of officers a.d chai.1ae.,
OF r.e standing committees wore given.
The annual luncheon viii be held
March 23. Mrs. c. II. CraN ford is
chairman OF the committee, Which in
c!uces Nlra. j. T. Haynes, Mrs. Louis
Martin, Mrs. a. a. Weigert and Mrc.
g. s. Wilson.
Art Cay will Ie celebrated e. tbs
WoTnen's Press Club in the 4Astor Gal
ley OF the Waldorf Astoria On Narcl,
70 at 2 o'clock, with Miss Marie Dac;e
pre5lding. The speakers viii be DE-
}. &. Carte!- Troop, Fran. Alvah Par.
sons and MRS. Josephine Libby. Nine.
Won klenner will be in charge Of the
musical program. 4 violin solo viii be
give. BY Edwin Y. Ilelar. With NJ
ldelcr at the piano.
The Government CluD, Mrs. George
=. Owens, president, will hold & spec:sI
meeting tomorrow at She Hotel Astor
for mem oe-s and guests. Mrs. w. $.
Conl!y, president OF the Stat. Fedora
t!on, and Mrs. Richard N. Cnapua..
president OF City Federation, and aboll{
my oshef presidents will be guests
a"c viz. bo entertained II tea after
the musical program.
The artists will be Miss Gaertner
Friednaan, Bernard Ferguson. Miss
Ciga 5arabine, Miss Evie La Bowcock
and others. Mrs. Howard Sullivan IS
CHAIRMAN o3 arTangcm ments assisted 1y
H1rs. J. McDougall. Mrs. A. L. Keed
weli liio MrB. Minos II. Mur.av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

-'iiss Elizabeth Pg;14~. sssgs.,, d.
naTa-- Srlze., = Ceass- Street ~
9-o.-5-ose AFe1rs, So-th 0rAngs, -
married yesterday Afternoon % Cec,s
55TAdioTa Ps.s-e-. cf Eaw York
DroekiiH=, ia ;. Th9 csrsmouv .
performed a 80 o'ci8c1 a. tn Priw
residence go o4ly tie ir.naed.s
a:n..y an@ close tr1enea present. =.
one at.ns clergyman vas cns gr
Dr. 2o5ert Brewster Baa.sie. pastor 1
the dun. arslue 9rssbg..er::an Car,:.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

-e.ss -as-gare.1a 1o-.. da5ys-a, j.,
IN -a1e 1or-.er Governor Il New J..
,e,' JoA- ttaIa.ia F5rz. La s5is :,
,.o"-e - Charlton Agea1s en-.
O1N. g.. 70 80. Y. ian ?. F;.a +
broad Street, Aew-rk. Miss For .,
hsoTer 20 LieTe..y- 2asE. Tssr G.rssss -
where she has purchased : sorss ~.
Sie'a a1l hs1 scI znd aargt.s-...
"a W. aud lrs. Villain ? F;si
Jr- 7ii- .nove % 80 Chssa.oa .Ts5g,
a4-rsss J. 4a-il.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Post P&yliasnenG Eiec1s
Officers and Reviews Work

The a7nua! meeting and election OF
officers Of the Post Parliament vss
held Friday at the Hotel NcAlpin, the
presidents, Mrs. Cora Welles Trow, In
tne chair. Reports given by the Of
lcers and chairsaen showed the y7ocl-
Q: ehe club during She year just cioscc,
pAiiantAropy holding 6 coed second 60
the literary and study part Of the or
g&nizatlon. On March "a Mrs. Lillian
Z. Warner, chairman OF current H.
erature. Will present Yo- discussion
the Seed OF the Sun" by Will Irwin
snd THE B0oi: o9 Susan" b. Henry L.
Dodd.
Andrew Jackson Chapter, \. S. I. S.
.. Ct 1912 will give card party
Thursday, March %, a. the Waldorf
81 ria for the end WIN mt fund to be
used n the Navy Club. Play vii begin
at 2 o'clock and viii be III charge OF
Mrs. Washington L. Mann, OF Sc Vest
Ninety-siXth Street.
Next regular meeting Of the Ma
lional California Club is scheduled for
March q at the WalGo-f-Astoria. with
Yrs. Louis G. Farrar tho chairman.
fhe artists &c appear are Richard Bar
rat, barytone, and Miss Lou OF,
pianiste. The speakers will be Sig
mund S2aesn and Mis- Wr"rces
Ihonaa. There will be u 2--ogs snsi-
,,ess s'Na1io.; =. : o.c,ock ard from
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Mr.. Era1cis :. Macl5agh and bc
mother, Ms. Bernard Kenpsey. Of +
,NofVH Y ainut Sect, East 0rsls
naFe rstar1el fro-e g c--eziet 81
IL rlo-ila.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Mrs. Philip Is "a member Of she
Nes1 York Mozart Society. She
g0ve G. thenscy party }olio:oed
BY q srapper and dance lass sceehe
az the Hotel Asior for she pres
!dents Mrs. Noble Mcconnell.
Mrs. Rossbach is chuirnsor OF
tie Spring FessioaI and Bnsaoy
to be held us che Plaza ssarcfs
81 and April l for she benefit
Of the Madison House ard Fed
esFntion for Child Study. She Is
holding doll presented 20 the
society By Nine. Rosa Raisa.
Ire Gospra Is 0n exact reproduce
tion OF the costume toorn 6y
lime. Roisa os Elisabeth ira
"Tennnauser."
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

l4nd aesees, Orange, IS sxgsc..s ~.
earIy IN tca coming n..onts - ~
exteE-ea European ~.
mrs. Octo B-as-. of wl.,.s, g..
orange, VII entertain ., ~, ~: ::
April l, IL nonor of her me-. vs. 81
l ilt-a L. n a..nay, WLos4 aarr;,u. r,;, -
Dwight Chester Beeb.. son s.t.ass - ~
~ rs Rcosrt -. Bee5e, g Il g1-,s.. :.
AYenle, k-st Orange, VII! tsFs ~
IL Jane. The 5ride-c0-3s "a ~ s,..
ter u NTs. Mare IN -
central Averle DraHge
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

-ers. c. {. Ee-l:ue-s. o - Es-r.:e
Stree, 5asc Orange. entertained 81 Z
nonae W-.th a. infoc.na. iencneoa MS.
esy N honor q Ars. Robert Bake., {
Rilgewooi Aoad, MAJ glaeooG.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

-. Albert X. ua5es. c: 5S EA7-
eao1Ue Av=..--. 4asc Orange, g27s
luncheon a.-G c@c1 parJ'- ~ her hoE
t-;ds-. TIE gG~s-s incs1asa VAa -s1
lers g s. c@-- c.ub q 1ornes neigt
bocs O. IT. arG ~. Gssss i Ae'
Eo-,...
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

~ an l-ra. Lugs1o Z. He.,y. ., :
= o-'1a -'--A-o.'ay-, Lss. Orange v'o hsF
teen - =. Peters brrg since cae sa,s
par ot tae winter, have gone 70 Es
Springs. ArE- Were the VII rsns-
1o- : period o raree TseLs.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

W. and Nrs. John 4lug. g 5z8
Berwick Stree, Orange, haze AL
ncunced the cneagemert OF ti.eis
daughter, Miss Helen Eaug, - Edwin
3. Anderson, son e MI aad -4rs. A.
fred G. anderson, of 206 Kanshaw A--a-
nue, East OranEe. N date has Aee;
set Tor the -seddire.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Mr. and mrs. Lawrence 4 Moron, e.,
$50 Hartford Road, South Orange,
haze returned from 8e-muia.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

3lr. and M1s. Chsr.es =. Bro4. .nd
their daughter, Miss ADELE Brow. d
l85 Gienwood Avenue, sast Orange
nave started CT 81 exsenied : esteru
trin.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Dr. and Mrs. j. {. Graf, of s. Gle.-
wood Avenue, East Orange. hare gone
TO Plnehurst, where they vii -eaIain
for several weeks
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Al She regular Di-nonthly meeting,
O the executive committee OF the Ma
sional Houscwives' League, Inc, Mrs.
Julian Heath, president, interesting
reports were read from the state chair
InaA and local presidents OF the acsiv-
tiles OF their leagues. Leagues are
issuing q printed monthly bulletin re-
porting. their various activities.
Ihe members of the national execu-
tive committee are Mrs. Julian Heath.
president; Mrs. Egbert V. S. Chamber
lin. Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey, Mrs. Vic
tor II. Emerson, Mrs. Sara 0. West,
Mrs. Harriet L. Mason, Miss Emma G..
Bossong. Mrs Henry S. Patterson, Mrs.
Matte Douglas, Mrs. Geo. W. Hutch
inson, Mrs. W d. Beam.
The committee waa entertained By
Nj r. " N.,n,, %
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Ar. and Mrs. Jamca t. Williamson,
Of Summit Avenue. South Orange h2-c
returned Irynl -. petsr4h.,r. I-a.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Miss Florence u. - Mss ~
Carey Baker, Of 6l6 Nidgewool Roa..
South Orange. who have been not,ring
GhrougA the South, are nov 1T 1l:a.ni.
Fla. After short stay there they vii
depart for Cuba &c remain u!t.i Easter.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis {. Mcconnell, %
North Arlington Avenue, East Oran9c.
nave returned from 8, cxeer5eL So
a. -A5ianJic City.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

2:90 TO 3:15 the time will be given TO
"HoCle State" chat.
Newly elected members ere Mrs Y. /
=. Barnes, OF }-isalia, Cal; Mra. Per
cival Chrystie, Of High Bridge, Il. j.. /
and Mrs. Ka. K. Stone OF 109 West I
NineSy-e0art.l Street, this cisy.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

a,rs. John Euriblrt. oi Burnett Aye
nue and Mrs. Edmund :. Taise-. -
Deie"a-e Avenue, Soush Orange. Esre
returned from A-ianc;c C:ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Uara K.ata... sca IS Mr aad alrs
:. S. k;l5Al,, @ g Dodd Street. Ees.
Orange, rho With Edward Dunhan
aiso - Las orange: has been On
nine NO. ms trlp around 'sae EeE-c, =
tanned home ,es.erds-.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

NOS. Philip -dcAim G&grison, ..
Ll=o-ealya pa.g. Vest Us-nge, retRras:
yesterday from Z visit with NJ az
.d~s. J. 5hel1oa Tilney. also Of lsleWs..
lyn Par, - tie Filney win1er no.aS y. a.
Palm Sszch On IUeseSy lisa. ~
a.il lrs. Ii,ney gave 2 a'iiiief F~'s
az The Everglades C.G0 - -o-VE ="
eheir guests.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

CnaI.ss J. WhAien srd t4ai...' c,
Washington Street. Base OTaAgs, hsS~
resusneG from Palm Beach ia" "nei;
@hey ..aTe 1eea since .se ea'sy g-f' G
the vine.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

The NcTr Torl- 'Solony. .,atio=2I 30
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

MTa. Robert Spencer, a Scotland
Hosd' South Orange. has nau as her
guests Aor several weeks, her s>is in
Iaw ana daughter, MIR. sud Mrs Dudlay
.o"ker' Wa0 nave reeurned 20 the:y.
was formerly Miss AatAar:re spencer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

The Athens Club, Mrs. Katherine 4.
Nsr'in president. will hold It's third
ard last card party OF the season at
che Wa!dof-Astoris tomorrow after
aeon. Mrs. Edward Epstean viii be the
chairman Of the day. Forty tables have
been taken and prize will be given at
each. On April 6 the club will hold It's
annual business meeting and election
oS officers. Six new directors will also
be elected that day.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Mr.; and Mrs. Matthias r. Cav. of
Harrison. Street, East Orange, are at
Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Josepa
Gay, OF Souta Mum Avenue, E~st
Orange, who have been st Delaud, Nls.,
slnce early in the winter have returned.
Miss Z. Ca~olinc Cond;ct, Of C,eve-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

a.
Mr.. snd Hrs. Sidney - eo.gAss' -, !.
aSl Soutn Center Street, QraAge' es..
returned frou Atlantic (iiy aila -. -
now 81 their New Yor; soaftll eh'' :;
E&sc Fortieta SITsec. .wisS re tae. =.
remain Ior saorl yl5tio1 peb'iS
turaing 10 Orange.
The rae.a. Non Verbs c;uO n' +
Thursday aIccsnooa Gt tne h2SS
Mrs. Alfred Berg, stY NeE hhs'4-
Terrace, Grange.
Mrs. Charles {. Yaraie.. q iae ~. ~
liam Street, East Orange, IS a, Il
N.Y. for short stsy. DEashs s,7tsy
coming week Mrs. Yardlsy r'a s1.e 4lss
tain af luncheon IL foDo- O Is,sss, sae 81,
Jersey St@te Federation o1 "
Clubs.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Announcements mas been made Of tha
engagement OF Miss Edna May Pierce,
OF 90 North Brighton Avenae. Essr
Orange. 70 v llislu H&llocls Andrews
X, OF 20 Wesseetc Street, East Orange.
hosA Miss Pierce ana MIR. Andrews
served in the World Wsr. No date has
been set fog the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

Ar. ard MRS. Edward X. sdcliiynn. q
* hei1oH Avenue, East Orange. have
gcne for short "trip to Dec!nuda. The
Wiil be registered At Ihe Hotei ESn.il-