The New York herald., 1922-09-17
r EETING at the house of Mrs.
Thomas Gould Harrison,
their regent, the Orange

Chapter, Daughters of the Revolution.
will open their fall season on Septem-
ber "a. A constructive program has
been arranged for the season along the
lines of work last year, when the Loyal
Legion, established In public schools.
was advanced and ex-service men
were visited In hospitals. Club efforts
will also be directed toward securing
the quota for the chimes at Valley
Forge. Among the three score men,
bers OF the Orange chapter are Mrs.
Charles Latham. president-general Of
the national organization; Mrs. x. p.
Huddy. State regent and Miss Mary
z. Burtis. member Of the national
board. d. OF r.
Announcement was made Of the en-
gagement OF Miss Lucille HOFFMAN,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John II. Kott-
man Of Maplewood, TO Ralph Walsh Of
East Orange. mt a recent bridge at the
Maplewood Club. given by Mrs. Kott-
man. An early spring date will be set
for the nuptials.
Miss Jean Burns. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Andrew Burns OF Prospect
street. East Orange. who will be mar
1
Wilson Spencer OF Passaic. will be at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Ernest How
ard Winter. as matron of honor; Miss
Josephine Henshaw Of New Rochelle as
maid of honor, Mrs. w. Wallace John
son and Mrs. Ernest Holton Klipstein
of East Orange Mrs. Kenneth Hanau
OF Montclair, Miss Battle Cone of Deal
Beach. Mrs. G. Kenneth Cummings OF
Washington and Deal Beach and Mrs.
Vincent Paul Dooley OF New Haven.
Conn. as bridesmaids. Mr.. John Ed
mund Egner of Newark will be best
man. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs Klipstein
entertained last week for the bride.
Miss Cornelia Benedict. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Benedict OF Wash
ington terrace. East Orange. will be
married to Mr.. II. Sumner Campbell of
Pleasantville September % at her home
In the presence of immediate families
and close friends. Mr.. David G.. Ham
ond OF East Orange will attend her
sister and Mr.. Alan Campbell brother
| OF the bridegroom, will be best man.
The couple will reside Mt 30 Arlington
Avenue North. East Orange
Miss Elsie l.. Morgan of Summit
street. East Orange. daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs Henry s. Morgan. ana
Mr.. Alfred NJ Whitman OF New York
will be married In Grace Church.
Orange. on October Z by the Rev.
Charles T. WalIsley. the rector. A re-
ception will follow at the brides homo.
Miss Jeanette Seymour OF Newark.
cousin OF the bride, will attend her.
Announcement OF the engagement OF
Miss Hazel n. Watts. daughter of Mrs.
Charles f. Watts, formerly of Clinton
avenue. Maplewood. now of Winter Park.
Fla, where Miss Watts is a member of
the faculty of Rollins College. to Mr..
Norton M. Williams. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Norton Williams OF Clinton ave-
nue.. Mapewood. was made Tuesday nj
party given by Mrs. Watts in the
home of her brother Mr. f. o. Thorn
son. 81 Maple avenue. Maplewood
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward Longley
of East Orange have returned from their
wedding "trip through Canada and are
living at 356 William street. The bride
Is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Nelson of
Park avenue. East Orange.
Mrs. Edgar 3. Ward OF Harrison
street. East Orange. and Mrs. Florence
Gray Bond Of North Seventeenth street.