The New York herald., 1922-05-07

Ark. Miss Lazansky Is niece of Su-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Belknap have
moved from 1873 President street to 1923
East Nineteenth street.
A May festival will be held on
Wednesday afternoon, May II, at the
Prospect Park Casino for the benefit
Of the Hopewell Society at 20 Concord
street. The committee in charge is
composed of Mrs A. II. Stein. chairman;
Mrs. Frank l.. st. John. Mrs. Edward
p. Morse, Mrs. William Kennedy Ward
ner, Miss Lucille Wardner, Mrs. Her
man Stutzer, Mrs. Lewis f. Pitcher,
Mrs. WILDER Gemmi, Mrs. Stanley S.
Tumbridge, Mrs. +. c. Orth, Mrs. A. +.
Foster, Jr., Miss Marion Clark, Mrs.
Norman l.. Zeno, Mrs. Henry w. Phil
lips. Miss Emily Rushmore. Miss f.
Pigot, Mrs. Edward B. Brooks, Mrs.
Waldo G. Briggs, Mrs. A. Leavens. Mrs.
Fl. c. Macdonald, Mrs. Cornelius Mid
dleton, Mrs. Leonard II. Smith and
Miss E. Macdonald. The officers of the
society are Mrs. Franklin w. Hopkins.
president: Mrs. Jacob II. Shaffer. treas
urer, and Mrs. Edward B. Brooks. sec
retary.
DR.. Robert e. Coughlin OF 42S Forty
seventh street, Brooklyn. announces the
| engagement of his daughter, Miss Sarah
Coughin. to Charles Fl. Christmas, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Christmas OF
421 Park place.
The next social meeting OF the Brook
lyn Colony of the National Society OF
New England Women, Mrs. Charles ID.
Sperry president, will be held May II
at the Pouch Gallery on Clinton, ave-
nue.. The new officers will be installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cook. Jr., OF
Caldwell, n. j.. have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Emily
Florence Cook. to ]. Russell West OF
Brooklyn.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Walter Hammitt for a mu-
sicale at their residence, $50 Washington
avenue. Wednesday evening. May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoge Bird of
27 Gates avenue. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Katharine
Bird, to Philip s. Carter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles r. Carter, OF Glastonbury,
Conn. Mr.. Carter Is a graduate Of Le-
land Stanford University. class of 1917.
The annual spring dance OF the Brook
lyn College Junior Auxiliary will be
held at the Hotel Commodore Friday
evening, May 10. The committee of ar
rangements consists of Miss Kathleen &.
Evans, chairman; Miss Dorothy NJ.
Clark, Miss Laura VI. Cummings. Miss
Rose |. Delaney. Miss Josita Flynn.
Miss Marie V. Hilman and Miss Dor
othy Smith.
Froebel Society held It's spring lunch
con Wednesday at the Hotel Bossert
Some seventy-five members and friends
including clubwomen prominent In New
York city, were present \ pleasant
innovation was the lighting OF tiny
blue and yellow candles indicating the
society colors. While Mrs. Elmer Sam
mis- voiced the good wishes of all to
the retiring president. Mrs. Charles A.
Decker, each guest held a candle aloft.
At the conclusion of the. luncheon more
tiny candles were lighted and good
wishes extended to the new president
Mrs. John r. Farrar. Miss Grace
Farrar. soprano, sang. accompanied by
Miss Edith Webster. Mrs Gelston en-
tertained with readiness
At the guests table were Mrs. Charles
A. Decker Mrs. John r. Farrar, Mrs.
Walter Comfy OF the State Federation
OF Women's Clubs: Mrs. Richard
NJ Chapman of the City Fedora
tion, Mrs. r. Eison Doolittle Of the
Long Island Council, Miss Julia Ring.
chairman. Second district: Mrs. Warner
James OF Cambridge. Mrs. Theodore
Martin Hardy OF Chaminade. Mrs A.
r. Fraser. president Health Protective