New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Dsv dinner party will be held to-mor-
row. Mr.. and Mrs Edison's son, mr.
Theodore Edison. is home from the
Nassaehusetts institute of Technology.
Mrs. Edlson's brother and tistTr-in-
law Mr., and Mrs. Lewis MICE OF
CIentora, near Pasadcna, CalfY ana
their small son are included among the
quests. -,....a
presldent Of the Little Iheater of the
oranges. Mr. Edison Instituted the
Thimble Theater, In New York CITY
several years ago, and has been
Isader In the movement that has re
.ulted In the organization Of many sim
liar non.commerciai dramatic enter
prises Throughout the country.
The other officers that have been
chosen are; Vice-president, Mrs. VIII
liam Lewis Smith, formerly president
M the Woman's Club Of Orange, and
Mr.. Richard II. Monaghan. associated
with many amateur dramatic organiza-
tions IN the Oranges; treasurer, MI.
Wilbur Mum, and Mr.. J. ]. Hayes, sec
retary.
Can and Bells, the dramatic club Of
Williams College, will present three
plavs NJ the Woman'r Club house OF
the Oranges on Tuesday. The plays
are "The Monkeys Paw" b. W: ".
Jacobs; "The Rose by Minnie Mad
dern Flske, and "Why Not" by Van
Henry Cartwell st.. Williams II, for
mer president Of Cap and Bells
The marriage Of Mr.. Henry l.. Chilss,
son Of DR.. Harry L. Chiles and Mrs.
Chiles, Of Washington street, East Or
range, 20 Miss Virginia Young Mon
taRue, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John
". Montague, New York City, Will take
place next Saturday afternoon IN New
York.
Mrs. Harvey Cooke. OF Main Street.
will entertain at luncheon Tuesday, a.
the Orange Lawn Tennis Club IN honor
OF her daughters, the Misses Gertrude
and Sidney Cooke. The guests VIII IN
clude debutante1 Of the current year
and girls who have but one more year
Of school.
Mrs. Frank ". Chubb, OF Maplevood
Avenue. Maplewood, will entertain for
the girls Of the Loehearn Camp, a. a
luncheon az the Robert Treat Hotel,
Newark, next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Kingsley. OF "a
Burnett Terrace. MAplewood. arc -
Atlantic City for short stay. hr.
Sidney VI. Colgate and family, Of
Orange and New York, have left for
Palm Beach, Fla, where they viii re-
main until spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert s. Sinclair, Of
South Orange, will sail Friday, Janu-
ary ~. for the Bahamas. They con-
template staying In Nassau until April
The Wednesday Evening Five Hun
dred Club will meet Wednesday az the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil o. Dun
way, Of East Orange.
The Saturday Evening Club will be
entertained next Saturday az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Shaw, Of East
Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Purnell, Of East
Orange, have as their guests for the
Christmas holidays, Mrs. PurnelPs
father. Mr George r. Perkins, Of
youngstown, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Vincent. OF
EANaIahh faAAfg NAFf hNoF NAe"c .
are passing the winter season In
Florida.
Mr. Thomas +. Farrell, Of East
Orange, will give an informal dance
az his home New Years Eve In honor
o. his son, Mr. Thomas A. Farrell, who
arrived home Thursday from Notre
Dame University. Miss Mary Marga-
ret Farrell, who has been home several
days from Trinity College, Washington,
will return 90 school January Z.
Miss Margaret Barrett, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Barrett, Of
West Orange, Is expected home to-
morrow from 0swego, where she has
been visiting friends since December 1.
The Washington Society Of the Or
anges has issued invitations for the
annual New Years Eve dance 10 be
held next Saturday.
Mrs. William Audley White and her
daughter, Mrs. Otto =. Lohrke IT,, Of
East Orange. have returned from Cali
fornia, where they we're for q period OF
six weeks with Mrs. Whites son and
dsughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Audley White jr. Former Judge and
Mrs. Charles b. Storrs, OF Orange; Mr..
Richard Storrs and Mr.. Richard Storrs
jr will sail the latter part OF January
BY way Of Gibraltar for q four-months'
trip around the world. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phineas Chew, OF South Orange, have
left for their New York apartment.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Loretto Johnson,
daughter Of dr and Mrs. ]. W. John
son, of EaEt Orange, 70 Mr.. Herbert J.
Weshburn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
T. Washburn, also OF East Orange. No
wedding date has been SET. Mrs. Joseph
G. Grave. Of South Orange. has re-
turned TO her home after a visit with
relatives In Bangor, Ne.
The fourth annual Orange and Black
Prom viii be given Thursday, 40 the
women's clubhouse, In East Orange,
by the Princeton Alumni Association Of
the Oranges. Mr.. Carleton b. Riker, of
the class OF 'i3, Is chairman Of the
committee In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leslie, Of 30
Harrison Street, East Orange, who have
been IN Tampa, Fla, for a short stay,
have returned 20 their home.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Roberts Northrop, Of
East Orange, have announced the en-
RGgement Of their daughter. Miss Leon
tine Robinson Northrop, 20 Mr.. Joseph
Godfrey Walker, Of Maiden, Mass. so
wedding date has been set.
Ar. and Mrs. Msnton B. Metcalf, Of
Orange, are occupying their apartment,
az S75 Park Avenue, New York. for the
winter season. Announcement has been