The New York herald., 1922-10-15

For the State Federation meeting held
at the Hotel Commodore Mrs. Henry
Albro and Mrs. English Crooks were
chosen as delegates and Mrs. John
Stauff and Mrs. George P. Allen as
alternates.
Mrs Chester A Cole and Mrs Howard
Boyden will be delegates at the City
Federation, which meets at the Com
modore on October 81, and Mrs. Martin
L. Fisher. with Mrs. N. J. Lowe, will be
alternates.
Miss Louise Drenske of P. S. l., Totten-
Vile, who spent the summer In Germany
described her trip, and Mrs. Richard
Chapman of Brooklyn, president Of the
City Federation. spoke on the Value Of
Organization" Vocal solos were sung
by Mrs. Inez Decks of Keyport. accom-
panied by Mrs. Harry Frey.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Gale, Mrs Arthur
Thompson. Mrs F. E. Finnegan and
Mrs. J. F. Bowles presided over the tea
tables at the annual silver tea held for
st. Vincent's Hospital last Wednesday
In the hospital parlors. The annual
charity ball for the benefit of the hos
pital will be held at the Waldorf Astoria
on Friday evening, October 81. A great
drive Is being made TO sell tickets. Mr..
Charles A. Fogarty, secretary, Is receiv-
ing the names of those desiring tickets
Orders and checks for tickets are re-
ceived by Mr.. Thomas Kieran OF 90
| Townsend avenue, Stapleton.
The hospital is in great need of funds
this year because of its many charity
patients, and to make repairs. also to
increase its present quarters. as the
hospital cannot accommodate many who
| need treatment.
boroughs. includes Messrs Martin Con-
boy, Morgan ]. O'Brien, Adrian Iselin
| Clarence Mackay. Henry Heide. William
f. Cleary, Capt. John J. Kuhn, Capt
Eugene Moran. Joseph O'Brien, John J.
Medium. J. J. Sexton, w. E. Cannon
William ]. Welsh. George J. Hafstrom
Henry H. Sesselberg. James A. McKin-
ney, William z. Horn, Capt. w. Smith,
J. H. Clark, z. Stewart Taxter, James
Harrigan. NJ. ]. Kane, Fred A. Verdon
and Archie Gordon.
Heads Historical Society.
Mr.. w. T. Davis was chosen head OF
TIE new Staten Island Historical Society
following the amalgamation OF the
former Historical Society and the Anti
quarian Society last spring. The frs,
meeting was held in the Staten Island
ization headquarters will be at the old
Perrine House on Richmond road, Don
gan Hills.
Mrs. Ne wton D. Chapman was elected
vice-president Mr.. Carl F. Grieshaber
treasurer; Mr.. Cornelius G. Kolff. secre-
tary. Directors were also elected as fol-
lows: Mr.. w. T. Davis. Mr.. A. A.
Mitchell. Mrs. Chapman. Mr. Grieshaber
Mrs. z. G. Bridgman. Mr.. Louis L
Tribus, Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy Mr.
C. G. Hine. Miss Annie F. Wood. Mr.
Charles w. Leng, DR.. Mary Wolcot'
Green and Mr.. Kolff.
The bylaws committee includes Mr.
Michell Mr.. L. L. Callan and Mr.. Kolff
Following the report of the bylaws com.
mttee the board Of directors will meet
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boyer and
theor daughter Frances. have gone to Sar
Francisco. and following several week:
visit there Mrs. Boyer and her daughter
will pass the winter in Southern Calf
fornia. Mr.. Boyer will return East and
go to California later in the season.
Miss Eloise Gregory Of ST. George. has
returned to Goucher College. Baltimore
where she Is In her senior year.
Miss Elizabeth Browneil OF Phelps
Court, and Miss Kathryn Perry, have
gone 10 inc baluWln SCnoOi NJ DiyH
Mawr, Pa
Tho Great Kills Tennis Club gave a
dance at Eltingevllle last Saturday
evening. Among the local clubs repre-
sented were the Arden and Tottenville
clubs and the Grasmere Tennis Club.
Miss Jessie Brennan OF Fort Weds-
worth, has returned from Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Q. Anderson and
their daughter. of St George. returned
last week from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. william McKenna OF
stapleton, we're the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence DEB. Haviland, of Central
Islip, L. l.. last week