The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Staten Island
Amateurs Gipe
Parade of 1922
Entertainment Held for Bene-
fit of Boy Scouts Camp
Fund-Social Notes.

N g Setol - -vV hlelhucis D ~
M cludng many Of Staten Isl
ands prettiest and most tai
ented girls and matrons Of society,
'The Parade Of 1922" opened on Mon
day night for the public and continued
Friday and last night at the Sailors
Snug Harbor Theater.
The speed with which the dancing
and singing numbers. all beautifully
costumed, followed one another gave
to the performance the professional air
which stamps the successful review.
The Boy Scouts, whose camp fund will
benefit by these performances, gave an
interesting exhibition OF camp activi-
ties. The production was managed by
Capt. Eddy and large staff of as
sistants. Miss Miriam Eddy coached
the dances.
Some OF those who took part were
Mrs. Florence Prall, the Misses Loretta
kushubeck Mary Montgomery. Ruth
Keenan,, Marion Hession, Margaret Sea
man, Hilda X. Eadie, Mrs. Judson Wor-
rell, Mrs Taylor Belcher. Mrs. James
Dever, Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. o. l.. j..
Mohn, Mrs. A. Hunter Platt Mrs. q. M.
Gabbett, Mrs. G. S. Wright, Mrs lIar-
old Sindall, Mrs. John W. NJ Miss
Catherine yosburgh. Mrs. 6.
Eadie and Major w. 5. Ste
| The patronesses included Mark
w. Allen, Charles Barton, r Tor Belch-
er. Elias Bernstein, John j. Bpwe. =. i.
Brown, Henry B. Browrel, William
Bryan, Thomas Burgess. IL tlr 4. cal
Ian T,eeter- w Clark WillialH il. Deems,
Henri DeMeli. John De Morgan, Dur
rant A. Denton. Emil De Planque, Jo-
seph S. De Rogatis. Charles ID. Durkee,
Bertram G. Eadie, Il. u. Feldman. Will
lam T. Fetherston. James A. Fraser. II.
D. Frost, Frank Furch, Lawrence M.
Gilbert. Otis Glazebrook, Carl +. Greis-
haber, e. e. Hardin. Ernest w. Heath.
w. r. Janeway. X. q. Lambe, II. B.
Leech, Charles w. Lang, Nathan J.
Lowe, a. G. Marscher, Herman a..
Meyer, Walter S. Mayer. William Writ
Mills, o. J.. l.. Mohn. Oscar T. Moore.
George Mord, George NJ. Muller. William
{. Orton, Charles Roomc Parmelee. Vim
cent X. Phillips. Edward y. Pierce. a..
III. Platt, William II. Pott and Blanchard
NJ. Preble.
Also Mines. Victor Reichelt, William
w. Rogers, Paris Scott Russell, IL, Clyde
Sherwood, s. Mckee Smith, Theodore IL.
II
Carol Van Clief. Ernest l.. Van Wag-
ner. william yolkhardt, Sr., X. ID. IL.
vroom. William G. Wilcox and Gros-
venor S. Wright.
Rehearsals for the annual show or
the Comedy opera Club have started
and the members OF the cast have been
selected. 1t has been the custom OF the
\ club to produce musical comedies which
have enjoyed long runs on broadway.
This years production viii be 'Tnc
Royal Vagabond," and will be gwen on
\ the evenings of May Il ana ~ AZ inc
Sailors Snug Harbor Music Hall.
The Messrs Doyle are coaching the
production. which includes in this cast
many debutantes in Staten Island soci-
/ ETY. as wen as many members IN tine
young married set
Miss Isabel Hunt. whose interpreta-
ton Of Pansy in last years production
Il SO memorials, will be featured this
year, also Misses May Mccormack. Bar
bara Porter. Edith Manley and Mrs.
Ralph Arnold, formerly Miss Medora
Grymcs
Mr.. John Clark will have the leading
dance numbers. Other members Of the
male chorus are Messrs. Taylor Belcher.
r. Lowe Mckee, William G. Orten. Jr. I;
Randolph Grymes and Cecil Baker.
A subscription bridge will be held at
the home OF Mrs Vincent Is. Hull in
| New Dorp on Friday evening for the
benefit of the New Dorp Field Club.
which contemplates the construction Of
a new club house as soon as the neces-
/ sary funds have been RAISED. This VIII
be one of a series of entertainments
which the entertainment committee Of
the LADIES' Auxiliary plans. The chair
man. Mrs. a. o. Ingram, is assisted by
| Mrs. Charles Henderson, Mrs. James
| Talbot. Miss Beraud and Miss Edith
| Barker. A dance will be held in April
The Deems Literary Society of West
erleigh held its regular meeting on
| Tuesday evening. DR.. David Wesson,
technical director of the Southern Cot
ton Oil Corporation, gave an Illustrated
| lecture entitled, How Cottonseed
| Shortens Our Braad and Lengthens Our
Lives Another feature OF the pro-
gram were songs by Miss Amy Steel
soprano. accompanied by Mrs. A. NJ
1 G.. Bsbman, chairman: Mrs. Joseph
| VANITY. Mrs. Il. l.. Rupf Mrs. &.
Decker. Mrs. J. A. Barnes. Mrs. Will
\ lam Bennett. Mrs. G.. Clark. Misses
Margery Rebman and Margaret Adam
son.
/ My New Curatc.' q drama in four
acts. was presented last Friday evening
BY the Annunciation Players under the
auspices of Court Joan Of Arc. Catholic
Daughters of America. in the Curtis
| Lyceum. The scenes of the play were
laid In Ireland. 1t being st. Patrick's
day. a most enthusiastic audience at
tended. Entertainment between the acts
was provided by little Marion Hareke,
who gave several exhibitions OF dancing
and Miss Bessie Stitch. whose ST. Pat
riclS's day song was warmly welcomed.
The part OF the curate was interpreted
with understanding oy Mr.. Bernard j.
Kearney and Mr.. Edward Il. McCar-
thy's performance as Jem Deadly, THcr
aud Roofer, caused much applause.
The plot dealt with the difficulties
which befoi young priest who at.
tempted to better conditions in western
Ireland Mr.. James Beakey was well
cast as Father Ddii. the parish priest.
The principal feminine parts wcrc IN
the hands OF Miss Josephine VI. Clifford,
as Mrs. Darcy. and Miss Bessie DuEan
az "a blind girl. other members of the
cast were Misses Jcne NJ. fiestal. lo-
rctta Conaty. Virginia Wadcrs, Mar
garet Lynch. Kathleen Mulhal and Lu-
cile Clio, Messrs. James IL. SichcI. joe
Boylan. T. Vincent Shiel, Timothy =.
Donovan, jeremiah Carroll, James
OShea, John Holland, Joseph Brady.
James j. MCGUIRE ard William VIII
Jams