The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Charm School, to
Be Gipen by yAdelphi
Girls in Brooklyn
Miss Edith Hurd to Have Chief
Male ROle-Miss Ethel
Walters to Be Bride.
.HE sophomore class of Adelphi
College has completed all plans

1 Miss Edith Hurd) inherits a girls
school, The other male characters are:
George Boyd (Miss Edith Campbell)
DaUtd Mack miss Frances Pat
toni. Jim and Tim Simpkins Miss
Alice Stern and Miss Georgianna Taft
and Homer Johns miss Laura Doeh-
ler).
Elise Benedott. the principal female
character. is played by Miss Marion
Meader. Other members Of the cast
and their parts are: Sally Boyd Miss
Marjorie Wilkenson) Miss Hays. a
teacher Miss Helen Malmud(; Miss
| Curtis, a teacher (Miss Enid Hutchi-
SOM; Muriel Doughty Miss Doris
Lowe). Ethel SpelDin Miss Alberta
Schweickert), Lillian Stafford Miss
Ruth Harley), Yronne Miss Olive
Beebe) and Mdd0e (Miss Lee VolD.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Misses Marion Meader, chair
man; Raffaela Rongetti, Marjorie Will
kinson and Ruth Merritt. The stage
manager is Miss Florence Newfang.
Miss Edna Remsen is the business
manager. The coach is Miss Ruth
Merritt, assisted by Mrs. Edna Nc
Neil Mackenzie.
Miss Isabel Capps. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank L. Capps OF 20 Clin-
! ton avenue, has been made president or
the National Student Assembly of the
Young Women's Christian Association.
the highest honor that can be given
by the Student Young Women's Chris
tian Association. She is a junior at
the University of Wisconsin and Is
graduate Of Adelphi Academy in Brook
lyn, where she also distinguished her.
self in study and sports. Miss Capps s
| selection as president of the National
Student Assembly took place at the
convention Of the International Student
Young women's Christian Association
at Hot Springs Ark.
Mrs Richard w. Westbrook. Mrs.
George E. Hill and Mrs Henry NJ. Hal
stead, who were Brooklyn delegates to
the National Young Womens Christian
Association convention at Hot Springs,
Ark, have returned home enthusiastic
at the results accomplished.
The officers of the Womens Auxiliary
of the Baptist Extension Society of
Brooklyn and Queens are Mrs. David
A. Howell. president; Mrs. Samuel Nc
Bride first vice-president Mrs. H. o.
II
George s. Knapp, third vice-president;
Mrs. Frank Z. Hale, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Bertram A. Lenfest, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. Alex
ander NJ Fleming, treasurer. The an
nual meeting of the society and the
vomen's auxiliary was held Tuesday
at the Emanuel Baptist Church. St.
James place and Lafayette avenue.
Miss Ethel Walter. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Walter of 30S Clinton
avenue. became the bride of Mr.. Benja-
min Edward hampton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry hampton Of 3l3 Adelphi
street, on Tuesday morning at the Queen
of all Saints Church. Lafayette and
Vanderbilt avenues. A reception was
held.
Mrs. Catherine c. Hynds of 665 East
Twenty-third street, Flatbush, who Is
president of the Society of Patriotic
Women of Brooklyn. returned Wednes-
day after three weeks trip to Wash
ington. Mrs. Hynds, who is deeply in
terested in work for disabled veterans
of the war. was received Tuesday by
President Harding at the White House
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Gertrude Cruden.
daughter of Mrs. James Cruden of the
Hotel st. George, to Mr.. George F.
Roehrig of Denver, Col. Mr.. Roehrig
was a captain OF field artillery during
the war and for the last two years has
been a professor of civil engineering at
Pennsylvania State College He will re-
turn to his profession of civi. engineer
ing The couple will be married In June
and will 20 by automobile from Brook
lyn to Denver.
Officers of the Kings County woman's
Christian Temperance Union for the en-
suing year are: Mrs. w. w. Wickes.
president: Mrs. w. II. Park, first vice.
president; Mrs. NJ. +. Johnson, second
vice-president; Mrs. w. A. Bell, corre-
spending secretary: Mrs N. c. Myers,
recording secretary; Mrs. j. Z. Tlce.
treasurer: first director. Mrs. George
Z. Smith: second director. Mrs. G. f.
Pashley; third director. Mrs. Charles
Perrine. Miss May Armstrong is secre-
tary of the Young Peoples Branch and
Mrs. Sophia Mills secretary of the Loyal
Temperance Legion.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Estele
Poole. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Augustus Poole of 23f East Eighth
street. to Mr.. Frederick s. Anness of
Woodbridge N. J., took place on
Wednesday at the brides home A re-
ception was held at the Heights Casino.
Mrs. r. II. Lyon of 7009 Ridge Boule-
ward. Mrs. f. A. Hall OF 81 Columbia
Heights, Mrs G. j. McDermott of 295
Henry street and Miss Beatrice NJ. Dit
ton of 55 Decatur street were recent
arrivals from Europe on board the
Baltic.
Announcement has been made OF the
engagement OF Miss Eleanor Badger
Seaver. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred l.. Seaver of IL East Nineteenth
street. Flatbush. to Mr.. Reginald Coe
Massonneau. son of Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert l.. Massonneau of IL East Nine
teenth street, F1atbush.
An interesting wedding May 6 was
that of Miss Helen Joralemon Thorn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clare
Thorn of 1S5 Lafayette avenue, and Mr..
Aren't Henry Schuyler son of Mrs. Il.
Fred Wood and the late Aren't Henry
Schuyler of Manhattan. The ceremony
was performed at the home OF the brides
aunt. Mrs James Watson White. at
South Beach, Conn, the Rev. Henry C.
Swentzel Of ST. Luke's =. Il. Church in
Brooklyn officiating Mr.. and Mrs.
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