The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Social Notes of the Oranges

orange, to MIR. William 2. Wharton or
Groton, Mass. Mrs. Wiggin and Miss
Wiggin are spending the summer In
Maine.
Miss Helen Spring of Mount Vernon,
N. Y. granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Schuck OF Kenilworth place.
Orange. has leased house In that
street. Miss Spring has appeared in sew
eral Broadway productions and was the
bride in Wedding Bells" played In New
ark, which featured Miss Margaret Law
renee. who in private life is Mrs. Orson
d. Mum Of Llewellyn Park.
Miss Leila Kerr Of Park avenue,
Orange, Is occupying her summer home
at Chatham, Mass, and Is entertaining
Miss Margaret Peckham. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward w. Peckham of White
street. Orange.
Mrs William Thayer Brown and
daughter, Miss Irene Brown, Of 172
Prospect street, East Orange, have re-
turned from q years stay In Europe,
most Of the time having been spent in
Paris, where Miss Brown was student.
Mr.. John c. Wade and family Of sos
Prospect street, East Orange, are at
their summer home Harbor View, South
Norwalk, Conn. Miss Margaret Wade Of
Glenwood place, East Orange, Is visiting
them. The Misses Esther and Elizabeth
Wade are visiting friends in Ohio.
Mrs. Ira L Anderson and children OF
Glenwood avenue, East Orange. are at
Sharon, Conn, where they will remain
until after Labor Day. Mr.. Anderson
visits his family week ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Damn and
family of 1856 Fourth avenue, East
Orange. will motor to Manasquan next
Saturday, where they will remain at their
cottage until Labor Day.
Miss Kathryn c. Phillips, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Phillips Of SO
Whittlcsey avenue, East Orange, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
iDgton Malarkey OF Chicago. has gone
with them to Western and Canadian
C ties. Miss Dorothy Moore, daughter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. d. McFarlan Moore Of
592 Park avenue, East Orange, Is visit
ing In the West and Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
will 80 to Maine this week. They will
Labor Day. following his cruise with An
napolis midshipmen.
Mrs. George n. willis and Miss Kate
Willis of Irving avenue, South Orange,
are at Spring Lake for the summer.
The Rev. George c. Magili. pastor Of
Ferry Methodist Church, East Orange,
and Mrs. Magill are making an extended
tour OF New England.
Mrs. Henry w. Freeman of South
Grange avenue. South Orange, 10 at
Stockbridge, Mass. for fortnight's
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Zurich and
family of 201 Maple avenue north, East
Orange, have returned from motor trip
e. the Jersey shore and will visit their
fcn, Charles Zurich, Jr., who Is camp
ing In Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Ryn and their
son, John Van Ryn. Jr, OF ia Mum
avenue north East Orange, are at Bel
mar for the remainder of the season.
Mr.. Van Ryn, Jr., who Is a member OF
the East Orange High School champions
ship tennis team, is entered for the
Spring Lake tournament next month.
Miss Hjordes Nelson. daughter OF Mrs.
Anna Nelson of Park avenue, East
Orange. and James Edward L,ongley OF
ttat city formerly OF Kalamazoo, Mich,
will be married August 16 at the brides
home by the Rev. David o. Irving, pastor
OF Bethel Presbyterian Churcn. East
Orange.
The REV. David O. Irving and Mrs.
irving of East Orange are at Lake Min
newaska, NJ. Y. They are expected home
thie week.
Mrs. May l.. Pearcc OF $40 Gregory
avenue, West Orange, gave card party
at her home on Thursday for Lincoln
Chapter. Order Eastern Star. Mrs Cor
della FrAncisco, Worthy Matron OF the
chapter. N chairman OF the COMMITTEES
Ia charge