The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Staten Islands
Charity Ball Is
Held for Hospital
Stapleton Club Thronged for
Entertainment-Social Notes
From Richmond Borough.

CTATEN ISLANDERS thronged
the Stapleton Club rooms last
Friday evening when the forty
seventh annual charity ball was held
for the benefit Of the Staten Island
Hospital. The ballroom was festooned
with the national colors in bunting
and profusion Of flowers decorated
the stage.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary
of the hospital were patronesses and
those included Mrs. William G.. Will
cox. Mrs David J. Gould. Mrs. Charles
Barton. Miss Harriet Louise Britton,
Miss Lena A. Dix, Mrs. Henri G.. De
Moli. Mrs. Edmund Flash. Jr., Mrs.
George J. Greenfield, Miss Marion
Hoyoke. Mrs. G. Herbert Daley. Mrs.
Mead e. Stone, Mrs. Edwin L. O'Bryan
Mrs. Milton G. Stanley, Mrs. Robert c.
Stanley Mrs. Louis A. Stirn. Mrs. Her
bert S. Tenney Mrs. Charles f. Simon
son. Mrs. Ferdinand c. Townsend and
Mrs. Otis l.. Williams.
On the arrangement committee were
Messrs William Y. Wemple. chairman
Charles Barton. Norman II. Donald,
Otis a. Glazebrook. Jr.. J. Dwight Leg
Sett, Robert c. Stanley Louis A. Stirn,
Mead e. stone. Otto Thomen and Grant
Crabtree. secretary treasurer.
Mr.. Guy o. Walser acted as chair
man of the floor committee. assisted by
Messrs. Walter T. King. Lyman B.
Freze. Alfred Pouch. Herbert Ma
gruder. Richard y. Stafford, Kennedy
w. Randall, Norman ;. Walker, Jr.,
'ad Guy Timolat
The Staten Island Woman's Club held
its general meeting on Wednesday, with
many members and guests attending.
The program was in the hands of the
department of music and literature Of
which Mrs. Will Hamilton Baker is
chairman. Recitations and readings
were given by men and women prom
inent in the literary field Miss Mar
garet Eldgredge played several piano
solos, The hostesses were Mrs. z. III.
Heath and Miss Blanche Harris.
on Friday evening. March 10. the
Staten Island Woman's Club will give
a Colonial play in three acts. entitled
Mrs. Murray's Dinner Party" in the
Unitarian Parish House. New Brighton.
A Junior Dance will follow. and the
proceeds will be devoted to the clubs
building fund.
Mrs. H. f. De Nyse is directing the
cast. which includes the following de-
butantes Misses Ruth Hooper. Irma
Jannen. Elsie and Dorothy Dibble, Alice
Osgood. Catherine Johnstone. Helen
Chappell. Virginia Boone, Betty Balch.
Victoria Ellenberg and Marion De Nyse.
also Robert Greaves and Douglas
Walsh
THE Pavlowa Gavotte" will be
danced by the Misses Florence and
Martha Ellenberg Mrs Will Hamilton
Baker is In charge OF the music.
At meeting of the Historical So
ciety Of Staten Island, held recently in
the home Of Mr. Cornelius G. kolff at
Harbor View, the officers for the follow
ing year were elected as follows: Mr.
Kclf, president Messrs. Terijon Welt
ling. vice-president; a. w. Callisen, GUS
todian; Louis l.. Tribus. treasurer and
Miss Emily Kolff. secretary. A com
mittee was appointed to meet the Anti
auarian Society of Staten Island to dis
cuss the joining of the two societies
Mr.. f. c. Bridgman is chairman. as-
sisted by Mrs. Newton D. Chapman.
Mr.. weitling and Mr. Calliscn.
The Comedy Opera Club will begin
rehearsals for this years annual show
THE Royal Vagabond" at Sailors Snug
Harbor on Tuesday evening. March I.
The cast. which in years past has al
ways included the most talented OF
Staten Island society's younger MEM
bers, will not be named until two weeks
after rehearsals.
Miss Florence Whittet OF Sharpe ave-
nue., Port Richmond. became the bride
Of Harry p. Allen OF Albion place on
Tuesday evening at the Little Church
Around the Corner, Manhattan. The
ceremony was performed by Curate De
Wight Cameron. After their wedding
trip in Washington the couple will make
their home in Port Richmond.
Mrs. Arthur Hadden, with her daugh-
ter Jane has been spending the winter
with relatives in Kansas City. Kan. Mrs.
Hadden formerly resided in the Castleton
Apartments.
Mrs. H. Franzreb and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Ludwig OF West New Brighton are
spending the winter In Pasadena, Cal,
where they arc stopping at the Hotel
Green.
Castleton Apartments spent last week
end at West Point for tho Hundreth
Night entertainment and the athletic
events.
Mrs Van Lear Woodward entertained
about nifty children for her two daugh-
iers in celebration OF their birthday
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Ripley Of Bis
marck avenue arc spending part Of tine
winter In Bermuda.
Mrs. Philip James will entertain the
Library Club at her home, Boulevard
and Hillside Terrace. Great Kills
Miss Beatrice Bateman OF Great Kills
returned this week from visit In Camp
Dix, New JersD
Mr.. William Daggett and Mr.. John
Bischoffs OF Princes Bay have returned
from Miami. Fla.
Mrs. Emma Latourette Of Princes
Bay is entertaining her son, Mr.. Emmet
Latourette. and Mrs. Latourette OF Los
Angeles, Cal.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Adams will entertain
a