New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

Miss Kate Dickinson Sweetscr, au-
thorcss of many books for young folks
and Of the Hotel Clinton, East Orange.
has returned from Mediterranean
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Brightman, of
256 William Street. East Orange, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Rcatrice Yocm.ns
Brightman, to Mr.. Henry willard Van
ldcrstnc. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry !.
". Van ldcrstine, of Euclid Avenue, (.
Marlcwood.
Henry Lang. of 179 North Mum Ave /
nue., East Orange, has sailed for Nor
way, where he will remain for period
of about SIX weeks.
East Grange Chapter, Rho Delta
Sigma. gave dance Friday night at the
Womans Club House. William and
Prospect streets, that city. Mrs. Ruby
Failing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Taylor
and Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard Merrill
made up the receiving line. Mr.. vii
liam Bishop, chairman Of the commit
tee IN charge, was assisted by Mr.. Her
bert Bearn, MIR. Frank Falkncr and
Mr.. Durand Taylor. Maroon and gold,
the fraternity colors, prevailed in the
decorations.
Dr.. Winifrcd W. Banks, Of 29S North
Mum Avenue, East Orange is enter
tanning house party at her summer
home in Mountain Lake. The guests
include Mrs. Joseph Irving and her sis
ter. Miss Beatrice Hatch. Of Toronto,
and Mrs Charles ". Evans, Of North
Arlington Avenue, East Orange.
Mr.. Raymond Connolly. Of Al Oak
land Road, Maplcwood, has departed
for a six weeks stay in California.
where, as president Of the Board Of
Realtors Of the Oranges and Maple
wood, he will attend the national real
estate convention. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Tiplin and Mr. and Mrs George
Edwards, Of East Orange, are also OF
their way to California, and while there
Will attend the convention.
The annual meeting of the Junior
League of the Oranges will be held at
the Essex County Country Club, West
Orange, Wednesday afternoon.
Richard Darling, of New York. Miss
Gladys Gilmore, of Prospect Stree,
East Orange, will be attended by her
/ sister, Miss Madeline Gilmore. as maid
Of honor, and by her cousin. Miss Caro-
/ line Schcrmcrhorn Hoffman, of New
York City. MIR. William Lee Darling.
brother OF the brdcgroom-eIcc viii
be the best man. The ushers will be
/ Mr.. George CullinCworth Darling, an
other brother; Mr.. Edgar S. Gilmore
| e Oro IL,
bride-to-be; Mr.. Cherished Myer, Of
Rochester, brothcr-in- law of Mr.. Dar-
ling; Mr.: John Barclay Rhodes, a
cousin of the bridegroom, and Mr.
Joseph T. Watson. of New York
Nj. and Mrs. Gilmore will entertain
at dinner Wednesday evening at the
Essex County Country Club, in honor
of the bridal party.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Anderson, of Level
lyn Park, West Orange, gave a lunch
con Tuesday in honor of her cousin,
/ Miss Blanca Mary Eyre, Of Berkeley
Avenue, Orange. who viii be married
next Saturday evening 20 Mr.. Thomas
Grinnell, of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tayson Stone Douglass,
Of Llcwellyn Park, West Orange, are
entertaining Mrs. George Tyler, Of
Boston. During the stay Of Mrs. Tyler
number OF informal entertainments
will be given in her honor.
Mayor Walter d. Van Ripct and Mrs
Van Ripcr, Of Harvard Terrace. West
Orange. gave an invitation dance at
their new home Thursday evening.
There Ncrc more than fifty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Kelsey,
of Centre Street. Orange Hill, viii
pass the month cf June at Lake Min
ncwaska, n. Y.
After a period of almost two years
residence in Europe, the Louis Wall
nors have returned to the Oranges
with the result that there is consider
able rejoicing among their many
friends. Previous to sailing they sold
their Llcwcllyn Park home to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Edison, son and daughter
in-law Of the inventor. making ncces-
sary an earlier than usual departure
for their summer home at Ilolderncss.
\. II.
Miss Alice Andrews, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Andrews. of 20
Wcstcott Street, East Orange, will be
married Thursday to Mr. ManCns Cook,
son of Mr.. NJ S. Cook, of 81 Linwood
Place. that city. The ceremony will be
performed at o'clock at st. PauPs
Church. East Orange. by the rector,
the Rev. William Taylor. A reception
will follow in the church parlors. The
bride to-be will have as her only at
tcndant Miss Esther McGarry, Of
Brooklyn Mr. Arthur Cook. of East
Orange, will be his brothers best man.
The usilcrs will be Mr.. Russell An
crews. brother Of the bride-elect, and
Mr.. Edward Cook, another brother Of
the bridegroom-to- both Of East
Orange.
Mrs. A. A. McGoughran, Of 7 Swain
Place, West Orange, sailed yesterday
for Scotland, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jessie MacFarlanc, of Greenock. She
will remain abroad until October Mrs,
McGoughran's daughter, Miss Ann Nc
Goughran, and Miss Cecilia Davis, of
IS Chestnut Street. West Orange. de-
parted Friday for Annapolis, to attend
the June week festivities.
Mr. and Mrs. william A. White, OF
90 Washington Street. East Orange,
have returned from Briarcliff Lodge,
\. Y, where they we're the guests Of
the latter's hrotherinl law and sister,