New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
Woman's Club Of
New Rochelle to
Give Bridge Party
Affair at Country Home of
Francis NJ. Wilson on
April z Expected To Be
Important Social Event
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, March Ii
One of the biggest society events in
New Rochelle will be bridge party
and dance under the direction of the
members of the New Rochelle Won
ans Club at Broadview, the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Will
son, on Friday evening, April 7, for the
benefit of the building fund. The dance
will be given OH the first floor while
bridge will be played on the second and
third floors.
Mrs. Hugh B. Gardner entertained q
bridge and luncheon club on Thursday
afternoon at her residence, 145 Center
met on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. P. J. Leahon in Halcyon
Park Mrs. Courtney M. Weaver, of
206 Center Avenue, was the hostess to
members of the Evening Bridge Club
on Friday night. while the Criterion
Club was entertained by Mrs. James II.
IIutchens at Edgewood Hall on Monday
night
The Rev. Harry H. Beattys enter
tanned the American History Club at
his home, % LIE Count Place. New
Rochelle, On Monday evening. Dr.. Al.
bert Leonard, superintendent of
papers read and discussed were "The
trial and Execution of Andre" by Will
liam R. Page; "The Cowboys and the
SINNERS" by William D. Hadaway.
Those who took part III the discussions
we're Dr.. Frederick r. Richardson and
Arthur E. Walradt.
A large number of society women of
Mount Vernon and vicinity attended
special entertainment arranged by the
chester Woman's Club on Monday
afternoon, at the Mount Vernon club
house. Those who took part were Mrs.
Marion Powell Williams, of Brooklyn,
who sang, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur
l.. Davis; Mrs H. P. Wilcox, Mrs G.
C. Thayer and Miss Ada Keigwin.
City Judge and Mrs. George c. Ap-
pell, of Mount Vernon, have returned
from two weeks spent in Southern re-
sorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Dillon, of Pelham
Manor. have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Muriel
Ann, to Victor ". Henningsen, of Port
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Hull, former
residents of New Rochelle, have taken
up their home OH the Esplanade at
Pelham Manor.
Mrs. W. D. Gardner, Of Pelham
Manor. has been entertaining Mrs
c. W. Wetherill.
Archer Avenue, Mount Vernon, have
returned from a trip to Havana.
DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Thompson, OF Park
Avenue, Mount Vernon, left there, o,
Monday for Atlantic City, where they
will remain for two weeks.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for the annual banquet of the
Westchester County Bar Association,
which will be held at the Hotel Com
modore. Manhattan, on the evening OF
April 90, at which time 1T is expected
tLat more than 800 Supreme Court
justices, lawyers and laymen vii! be
present. 1t will be purely west
chester County affair.
The guest of honor will be former
Justices Isaac N. Mills and Harrington
Putnam, of the Appellate Division.
Members of the present Appellate Di-
vision, I'd Department, also will be
/ present.
It is reported that one of the feu-
lures of the evening will be short
address by Governor Miller, which will
come over the radiophone service, with
special phones at each table in the
banquet hall. The toastmaster VIII be
George II. Taylor jr., president OF the
Bar Association:
Justice j. Addison Young, of the Ap-
pelate Division; Justice Frank l..
Young, of Ossining; County Judge
william +. Bleskley, of Yonkers, and
| Henry r. Barrett, of White Plains,
will attend.
The members of the Larchmont Gar
! den Club held a monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. Frank Anthony, on Prospect Ave
nue., Larchmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sims and Miss
Riley, of Lawrence Park, Bronxville,
who are now in Europe, will remain
abroad two months.
Miss Florence Phelps, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Phelps, of 10 West
chester Avenue, White Plains, is re-
cooperating from serious illness.
Mrs. George Cronin and daughter,
Jessie, of West Lincoln Avenue, Mount
| Vernon, have been spending few days
with relatives at Stamford, Coma