The New York herald., 1922-03-19


at the home of Mrs. Theodore Connolly
35 East Thirtieth street. Both classes
are making garments for the children OF
the association.
Mrs. ID. Oliphant Haynes and her
daughter, Miss Elise Stanton Haynes OF
IL West Ninety-fourth street. sailed
Saturday OF last week for bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Jameson of Q
East Sixty-ninth street will spend the
summer at Southampton, l.. |. They
have taken Mrs. Newbold Edgar's house
for the season.
Invitations have been sent out by the
board OF managers of the Catholic Cen
ter for the Blind for reception in
honor of the Most Rev. Archbishop Pat
trick J. Hayes at the formal opening
OF the Center. 22i-223, on Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Alcxia Sands OF Scarsdale. n y,
who is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Beatrice
Sands, IL the latter's cottage in Ashe-
vile. y. c., had a dance given in her
honor last week by Mrs. Charles NAL
colin Platt. Miss Sands engagement to
Mr.. Chauncey Roberts was announced
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sims of Law
renee Park, Bronxville. have gone to
Europe, where they intend remaining
for about two months.
Mrs. Philip C. Boeruin gave theater
party followed by supper, at the Hotel
Astor OH Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Feuchtwanger have
gone to Bon Air, Fla. for about month.
Later they will go to the coast to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Mural and Mr.. Austin
Feuchtwanger, Jr., who are returning
from trip to Japan.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter is spending
some time at Daytona, Fla. Mrs. Win
ter was one of the members OF the ad-
yisory committee of the arms conference
in Washington, and while in the South
has been making addresses on the sub
ject.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Gregg have
returned to their home In New York
after a visit with friends in Asheville,
n. G.
II.
from Europe, where he went in the In
terests of the Rockefeller Foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Henry MenZies,
who were married on Saturday at the
home of Mr.. George b. Woodward. l43
Riverside Drive, have gone South on
their wedding trip. After brief stay
in the South they will return to New
York and sail soon afterwards for Lon
don. England. where they will make
their home. Mrs. Menzies was Mrs.
! Elizabeth Newly Johnson of Sis Park
avenue.
Under the auspices OF the Junior Guild
of the Orthopedic Hospital bridge will
be given on Tuesday at the Plaza. The
proceeds will be devoted to the charity
work of the guild. Mrs. Lawrence b.
Gilman heads the committee in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidmon Nellie have
gone 10 Bermuda for brief stay Be-
fore leaving for the South they gave
dinner and dance to open their new
house, 1s West Fifty-third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis y. Stillweli have
returned from Lakewood and are at
their apartment in the Hotel Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bailey Vanderhoef
and their children are spending the
month of March at Miami. Fla. They
will pass the summer at their house in
| Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. John A. Topping entertained the
members of the Greenwich Garden Club
| at her home in Belle Haven on Tuesday.
20 tla of 10
Washington Heights Chapter OF the Ma
tional American War Mothers will be
| held at the Waldorf Astoria on March
81. On the committee in charge are
Mines James a. Hanley, Edward j..
Hogan. John III. Moran. William IL.
Trainer, Thomas j. Meehan. Lottie
Haas. Jean b. Osprey and Miss Mary
Z. Flynn.
For the benefit OF the Misericordia
Hospital a rummage sale will be held for
three days beginning Tuesday at ass
Lexington avenue. Donations may be
sent to Sister st. Lucilla at the hos
pital. sal East Eighty-sixth street, or
they will be sent for by telephoning TO
! 1887 Rhinelander
The hospital cares for young mothers
| too poor TO bear the expenses at their
own homes. Last year about 400 were
| taken care or.
| A benefit concert will be given under
| the auspices OF the Bronx County Or
| ganization of the American Legion on
Sunday evening. March IS. Giovanni
| Martinelli OF the Metropolitan Opera
| Company will be the principal artist.
4 The proceeds from the concert, which
will be held In the 25S Field Auxiliary
Armory. will be devoted to increasing
the comfort of wounded ex-service men
and to the relief OF unemployed yeterans
In the city.
The Community Hospital Guild will
hold rummage sale AZ the hospital. 10
1 West 101st street. on Saturday. April s.
\ from 10 30 In the morning until in the
\ afternoon. This Is a most worthy and
deserving cause. and the women of the
| guild will accept gladly donations OF
mems. women's and children's clothing
new and old and will send for them IL
Mrs. Charles II. Dressed. president OF the
| Community Hospital Guild, is notified az
| the hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs Noah G.. Rogers are
spending 4 few days ut Atlantic City,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald c. Harden
burg also arc for a brief stay.
The fifth In series OF talks on "Tn-
ternational Cooperation" by Mrs Frank
Day Tuttle. under the auspices OF the
Womans Pro-League Council. will be
| tri.o,, Nc rrl, at fin T-.s