The New York herald., 1922-12-31
'Bagdad Ball. Is
Gipen by Academy
on Staten Island
Two Christmas Plays Are
Given in Connection With
the Quill Fair.
TIME "Bagdad Ball." held on Fri

Soclety OF the Staten Island Academy,
was one of the largest entertainments
held on Staten Island this season.
Many beautiful costumes were worn,
tlnd not to be outdone, the musicians
in Moorish costume. led. the Process
sion de Vie" down the Rue de For
tune"
The patronesses were Mines. Charles
B. Badeau, William Bryan, Kevin
Bourke, Gerald Baldwin. Louis r. Bons,
william l.. De Best. Grant Crabtree,
George Herbert Daley. Paul Drucklieb,
+. p Danzillio. Jay Eddy. j. F. Freder-
lcks, Albert Garbe, Carl Grieshaber.
Beekman Hunt. C. ingalls,. Edmund
Judson. II. Lindemann. Cuthbert Mills,
w. A. McLauchlan, r. Lowe Mckee, r.
Lee. NJ Harold, j. O'Connell. Theodore
Oxholm. Edwin l.. O'Bryan, Charles
Pearson, Charles Kuetgen. Eric King
Preston. Gilbert Parmele. Charles r.
Parmele. William w. Pinney. Paris
Scott Russell. William Seguine. NJ. e.
Stone, Meade Stone, Ferdinand Stirn,
Bayard Stevens, Alfred Shriver p. ].
Shrver. c. L. Simonson, II. Il. Triest,
Percy Voorhis. f. Winthrop White,
William Q. Wilcox, Henry Wilcox,
Frank Waldo and E. M. Waldo.
On the floor committee were the
Messrs. Alfred Pouch, Kevin Bourke,
Herbert Fredericks, Donald Mclaughlin,
Barton Danzillio and Hans Triest.
Some of those who gave dinners pre-
ceding the dance were Mrs. Harold J.
Mcconnell, Miss Isabel Russell and Miss
Helena Walker.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Wemple,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Yates
Wemple, TO Mr.. Alfred 7. Pouch on
Thursday evening, January 5, at s 80
o'clock, in the Randall Memorial Church.
Sailors Snug Harbor. Afterward there
will be a reception at the home of the
bride at 407 Henderson avenue, Liv-
| ingston.
The Alumni Association of the Staten
Island Academy held the first dance Of
the season In the Curtis Lyceum on
Tuesday evening. The patronesses were
Mrs. William l.. De Bost, Mrs. +. Win
throp White, Mrs G.. Herbert Daley,
Mrs r. Lowe Mckee, Mrs. George
Eveston Dix, Mrs. George Coleman. Mrs
II. G. Brownell, Mrs. William Bryan,
Mrs. Paris Scott Russell. Mrs. Alfred
Shriver, Mrs. Edmund L. Judson, Mrs
William Y. Wemple, Mrs. Meade Il.
Stone, Mrs. Charles r. Parmele Mrs.
/ Charles L. Pearson. Mrs. Robert II.
Pentz, Mrs. Robert c. Stanley and Mrs
William G. Wilcox.
Announcement Is made OF the engage
ment of Miss Adele LsOnlc Simon.
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cslestin
Simon of Tyson street New Brighton.
to Mr. Thomas Chisholm. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Chisholm of West
Brighton and formerly of Scotland.
! Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Hayward Of
Castleton Park spent the holidays in
| Greensboro N. C., with their son-in-
| law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Gerald
Johnson. Mrs. Hayward Is remaining
for several weeks
| The Alumnae Association of the Con-
gregation de Notre Dame, on Grymes
| Hill. held a Christmas dance at the
| Hotel Astor on Wednesday evening. The
patronesses were Mrs. Alfred Baezler,
Mrs. William Baezler. Mrs. John Blake
Mrs. Frank Crystal, Mrs. Eugene Cal
lahan. Mrs Agnes Hart, Mrs. William
E. Horn. Mrs. Charles f. Hoyer, Mrs.
Oscar Kruger, Mrs. William Miller
Jones, Mrs c. H. Miller, Mrs. Edward
William Rague, Mrs. William J. Welsh
Madigan. Mrs. William Strang. Mrs
and Mrs. John Smith.
Members and friends Of the Richmond
County Country Club enjoyed the an
nual New Years ball last evening
On Friday evening Sigma Epsilon Phi
held it's annual Christmas dance at the
Staten Island Club. The list of pa
tronesses included: Mrs. Charles A.
Bruins, Mrs T.. A. Errington, Mrs. Frank
Steele. Mrs. George Cramer. Mrs. Henry
Spindler, Mrs. NJ. J. Kane Mrs. William
T.. Horn, Mrs +. A. Lambert, Mrs Will
lam f. Durkin Mrs. Louis Schmidt Mrs.
w. J. Davidson, Mrs. Alvin G. Grover,
Mrs. William T.. Mullln. Mrs Edward
Harding. Mrs. David Ripley, Mrs. w. II.
Fitzmaurice, Mrs. r. S. Thompson. Mrs.
John Siemer and the Misses Julia and
Agnes Fallon.
Miss +. Gordon and Miss II. Beers
sailed last week for Bermuda where
they spent the Christmas holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bonner spent
the holidays with relatives in Virginia.
The annual Yutide dinner was held at
the Staten Island Club on Thursday
evening
Mr.. Lee Orton of Princeton University
spent the holidays with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Orton OF st.
| George.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce lie Jeune have
returned to their home in the Bonaire
] after an absence Of Several weeks Mrs
lie Jeune was the guest of Mrs. Albert
| Lafonta in New Orleans and Mr.. lie
! Jeune was on business trip
Mrs. Herbert S. Tenny Of the Bonalre
will have her sister. Miss Laura lie
/ Quesne, with her for the winter.
| The Misses Eleanor and Wildwood
/ Draper of Stuyvesant place were elected
to the offices of president and corre-
! spending secretary, respectively. at
meeting of the Staten Island Nora Wad-
/ dill Catchings Chapter OF the Children
OF the Confederacy.
Miss Constance Lewis, Junior at
Bryn Mawr is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis of
New Dorp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holiowell OF
Tottenville have returned from their
wedding trip and are now living at II
Bedell avenue.
Miss Lena Goodwin of Arrochar spent
the holidays In Albany with her sister.
Mrs Frederick Bigelow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Halliday of
| Fingerboard road celebrated their thir-
ty-frst wedding anniversary last Friday
with large reception at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Olmstead spent
the holidays with relatives in Richmond,
| Va
| Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Rowlands Of