The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES FROM MANY SECTIONS OF THE
Poster Exhibit on
Staten Island for
Play by Amateurs
Comedy Opera Club TO Present
'The Royal Vagabond'-
Social Notes.

% HE art exhibition of posters de-
signed by Staten Island artists
which opened yesterday after
noon in the Wilcox gymnasium on
Davis avenue continues this afternoon
from o'clock until g. The subjects
of the posters are all relative to The
Royal Nagabond" the performances
of which will be given by the Comedy
Opera Club on hay IL and Is at the
Sailors Snug Harbor TEeater.
Mrs. Taylor Belcher. who is one Of
the exhibitors and also has had charge
OF the arrangements for the exhibit.
was successful in receiving excep-
tionally artistic posters from the fol-
lowing artists: O. C. wigand, Ernest
Schnakenburg. John Clarke. F. w.
Begg, Travis Banton, Herman Kshle.
Mrs. Edward Ferris. Mrs. Otis Glaze
brook. Miss Louisa Donald. Miss
Natalie Slocum. Mrs. Henry Wilcox,
Mrs. Eugene w. van G. Lucas. Miss
Doris Burns. Miss Frances l.. White.
Miss Katherine Cradle and Miss Vir-
ginia Russell.
Those assisting Mrs. Belcher at the
exhibit are Mrs. Ferris. Mrs. Lucas.
Miss Donald Miss Slocum. the Misses
Frances and Esther White and Mr..
Scknakenburg.
Among the Staten Island women who
attended the meeting of Lady Astor.
which was held on Wednesday evening
at the Town Hall under the auspices
Of the New York League Of Women Not-
ers. were Mrs. William G. Wilcox. Mrs.
Charles r. Simonson. Mrs. George
Draper. Mrs. NJ. w. Gaines and Miss
Amy Blake.
Mrs Thomas Rianhard and Mrs.
Henry de Nell were among the
patronesses and boxholders at the bene-
TT performance Of Carmen" given with
Miss Geraldine Farrar at the Metropolis
tan Opera House on Monday afternoon.
The proceeds Of the opera were for the
New York City Visiting Committee.
which endeavors to aid the authorities
in giving the best possible attention to
the patients in New York city institu-
| tions.
The organization has now been active
in the supe rvision OF the comforts for
patients recently moved from Fox Hilh
Hospital to Sea View Hospital.
The committee. which Is largely cons
posed of Staten Island women. includes
Mrs. Thomas Ranhard. Mrs. Henry de
Nell, Mrs William c. orion. Mrs. Nor-
man S. Walker. Mrs. Ralph Mcneil. Mrs.
r. +. Stephenson Mrs. Ralph Pritchard.
Mrs. T. G. Goddard. Mrs. Edward
Barnes. Mrs. Wasa X. Bracher. Mrs.
William H. Averhill Mrs. William C.
| Arnold. Miss Marian Holyoke and Miss
j Alma Anable.
The Philemon Literary Society held
/ its twenty-ffth annual celebration and
reception for charter members on Mon
day afternoon in Masonic Hall, Totem
vile. Miss Elsa T.. Evans president.
and Mrs. John T. Hopping was chair
man Of the reception COMMITTEE. Mrs.
Thomas Mcconnell and Mrs. George
williams were on the hospitality COM
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcwilliams and
family a-e now occupying their new
home at &C Haven Esplanade.
The junior auxiliary of ST. Vincent's
Hospital held a party in the hospital
parlors on Monday night. The regular
monthly euchre of the ladies' auxiliary
was held in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs James Newbury OF Fort
Wadsworth were among those who
spent the Easter holidays in Atlantic
City.
Miss Mimi Kolff. daughter OF Mr..
Cornelius Kolff. who sailed for Europe
on board the Ryndam last Saturday
morning. will go to London. Surrey and
Holland.
Mrs Thomas Connery of castleton
Hill has gone TO Saratoga Springs with
her two children for visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. McCabe of
Fort wadsworth spent Easter as tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic HsSs
at Newburgh on the Hudson.
| Mr.. Francis Xidues Of Heberton ave.
nue. spent Sunday with friends At
Stockport, ~ Y.
The Princess" BY Alfred Lord Ten
nyson. was given Friday evening ~
the senior pupils of the Congregation
dc Notre Dame on Grymes Hill. Tho
| acting Of the youthful players was APP
plauded warmly by the audience. COM
| posed largely OF friends and relatives
Of the performers and students. Miss
Hortense Lindemann is president of the
dramatic class.
The Deems Literary Society held Its
monthly meeting In Westerleigh on
Tuesday evening. One time Senator
Hoard +. Bayne. a resident OF Staten
Island, talked on The Administration
OF Jefferson Soprano solos were sung
b. Miss NJ. V. s. Graft. accompanied BY
Miss Laura HlliTer
Mrs. Gardiner 6. Durham was chair
man of the refreshment committee, as
sisted by Mrs. J. Francis Atterbury.
Mrs. Charles l.. Dryden, Mrs. Robert
Campbell Mrs. Jonn Il. Dorman, Mrs.
Carl H. Kingsley. Mrs. Phillip j. Nc
Eyoy and Miss Mary T.. Mitchell.
The engagement OF Miss Sarah Johns
ton. daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Johns
ton Of New Brighton, TO Mr.. Albert j..
Ward OF lakewood Heights has been
announced.
The Afternoon Bridge Club of Castles
ton hin had luncheon at the Hotel Nc
Alpln. followed BY a matinee PERFORM
ance Of Captain Applejack," last week.
Mrs John -. Kohlmann. Mrs. L. :.
Jolly. Mrs Charles McCune and Mrs.
Il. Duryea tombstone attended.
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