The New York herald., 1922-05-21

Long Island, Albany avenue ana fter-
kimer street. Mrs. Divine +. Burtis is
president of the Woman's Board, Mrs.
Otto Heinigke, Mrs. George B. Good
win, Mrs. John Birdsell and Mrs. L. A.
w. Wilson are vice-presidents; Mrs.
Charles s. Kennedy Is recording secre-
tary; Mrs. John Anderson, correspond
ing secretary. and Miss Margaret c.
Hunter, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Vanderbilt of
"a Eighth avenue, have opened their
country home at Greens Farms. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Morton Mead of
36l Clinton avenue, will leave on June 1
for their bungalow in the Ramapo
Mountains, and later in the summer go
to their place at Sea Gate. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mead have been travelling in Eu-
rope and the Orient since early In Feb
ruary.
Among the patroncsses for the third
annual spring dance of the Brooklyn
College Junior Auxiliary, held at the
Hotel Commodore Friday night, were
Mrs. William II. Good, Mrs. George +.
EtzeI, Mrs. John J. Hagerty, Mrs. WILL
lam C. Courtney, Mrs. Edward V. Kill
leen, Mrs. George c. Tilyou. Mrs. James
f. Hurley, Mrs. John II. Delaney. Mrs.
Joseph A. Kene. Mrs. John J. Keller.
Mrs. Bernard Thomson. Mrs. James l..
Gernon. Mrs. William ID. Lawler and
Mrs. L. II. Devin.
The Catholic Big Sisters will hold a
card party at the Heights Casino next
Thursday evening. Mrs. J. II. Hughes Is
chairman OF the card party. On the
entertainment committee are Mrs. o. j.
Guide. chairman; Miss NJ. T. Harrington,
Mrs. ID. Gavin. Mrs. Helen O'Donnell.
Mrs. III. Mccullough and Miss Theresa
l.. Connolly. Mrs. Charles J. O'Brien is
chairman OF the patron and patroness
committee which includes Mrs. Edward
V. Killeen. Mrs. John b. Byrne. Miss
Margaret ]. Durick and Mrs. william
II. Good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cooper Pinkham
OF the Hotel Bossert have opened their
country home at Bellport, l.. 7.
The annual spring dance Of the Sons
and Daughters OF New England was
held on the Hotel Margaret roof yes
terday. The honorary pafronesses in
cluded Mines. Charles l.. Sperry, Albert
Franklin Ives, Ellis Rowland, p. ".
Lineberger. r. J. Menzies. William A.
Thompson. Jr., Gustave Thompson.
John L. Swan, Frank Holbert, f. r.
Haskns. Charles l.. Foster. Eugene J.
Grant John r. Rodgers. George Bev-
eridge. Onslow. Allen Gordon, John
Francis Yawger and @. L. Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus p. Day OF
lis Lee avenue. have opened their coun-
try home at Oak Bluffs. Mass.
Miss Mary a. Hook. retiring president
of the Visitation Alumnm. was pre-
sented with n silver vanity case at the
luncheon at the 'alumnn rooms In Bay
Ridge last week. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Kurt Lutz. the recording
secretary. The new president is Mrs.
Joseph w Sullivan.
Frank L. Babbott and Miss Helen
Lamb Babbott have closed their home
at 149 Lincoln place and have gone to
their country place at Glen Cove. L. l.
Mrs. John Kirkman, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lars Eneaulst and the Misses
Beatrice and Mary Enequist OF 500
Washington avenue, left last week for
Far Rockaway. where they win remain
until November |.
Miss Marjorie Wills Greene daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley X. Greene of
244 Hancock street and Mr.. William
Hamilton Milroy will he married at st.
Bartholomew Church on June ..
Mrs. Orrin r. Judd of Brooklyn has
been elected president OF the Womans
American Baptist Home Mission Society.
Mrs Harvey w. Chollar OF Brooklyn
has been elected second vice-president.
Other Brooklyn women selected arc Mrs
Albert w. Pell. literary secretary. and
Mrs. William l.. Chapel. treasurer Mrs
Robert J.. Jones Is member Of the
Cooperating Council.
II. and Airs. Joseph r. Cousins and
~ Cornelia Cousins OF 2i5 Clinton
avenue will leave for Northampton
Beach. l.. L.. on May 2s.
A reception was given on Wednesday
evening for the retiring and newly
elected officers and directors OF the
Knlckerbocker Field Club In Flatbu sh
and their wives. MIR. Frank M. Brooks
has retired after two years as presi-