New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
News Of Women's Clubs--Social Affairs Of Note
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home at as GrcenridTe Avenue. White
Plains.
MT. and Mrs. n. j. Stewart, Of Cat
skill, NJ X. have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Stewart, of
Manaroneck Avenue, White Plains.
Mrs. H. /. Goodwin and daughter.
Kathryn, OF Eleventh Avenue, Mount
Vernon, returned on Sunday from
Washington, where they had been vis-
iting friends.
Miss Harriet Haynes. oS Bronxviifs.
has been the guest cf her cousin. Miss
Martha Belle Swift, Of Rich Avenue,
Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Charles Goodfsllow, Of Hiwanoy
Place, Pelham Manor, left recently foa
visit In Boston.
Miss Odieieno pearce, oE siwanoy
Place. Pelham Manor, entertained 8
number of the younger set at her home.
Among those present we're Miss Vir-
ginia Clark, Mlsa Roberts Radcliffe.
Christmas, Miss katherine King, Miss
Ann Fite, Miss Mildred McCready, Miss
Estelle La Branche, Miss Virginia Nc
Guire, Miss Janet Swayns and Miss
Emily Giese.
Mrs. Guy Mariner, Of Pelham Manor,
who is touring Europe with her
brother, will return homo next month.
They have been visiting Switzerland
and northern Italy.
An Informal tea was given by Mrs..
George G.. Appel, Of Lenox Avenue,
Mount Vernon, at her. residence last
Friday afternoon In honor Of Mrs.
Chester B. Brakeman, Of Atlanta, Ga,
who is visiting in Mount Vernon, and
Mrs. Philip Kunzig, who has recently
made her home on Sidney Avenue,
Mount Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. q. Lawton, OF a8
Point Street, Yonkers, who are spend
ing October at their bungalow at Long
Beach West, recently had az their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Devine, OF
5l2 Woodwork Avenue, Yonksrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson. Of
Colusa, Calif.s have been tho guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Creighton, Of Nep-
perhan Heights, Yonkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertins Guese, eS Lsfsy-
ette Street. New Rochelle, returned
recently from Lake Morley, Fairlse, W.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. pessss and
son, Of Highbrook Avenue. Pelham
Manor, returned recently from the
Lake Placid Club. where they spent the
last five months.
Mrs. I.achlin Gibh. of London, ss
spending several weeks with Mrs. James
Longley, Of Pelham Manor. Mrs. Glib
recently arrived on the Celtic.
Of the fall season SON took % piaes ~oefohes oa.tobees
IL when Miss Jean Halliday, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mira. Alexsnder B. Halliday,
OF Palisade Avenue, Yonkers. and
granddaughter Of the lats John Reid.
founder Of st. Andrews Golf Club. the
flrst to be established In the United
States, was married to Mr.. Alexander
r. Damn, Of Buffalo.
Ine ceremony was performed In st.
johns Church, Yonkers. with the Rev.
J. !. Blair Larned officiating. The
br DC, who was given. away by her
sather, was served by her sister, Miss
and by six attendants, Mrs. Luther
Mann, Of West Hampton, L. l.. and the
Misses Ellen Halliday, sister Of the
bride; Julia Quaintance, OF Now York
City; Roberta Lewis, Of Chicago. and
Alice Allen. Of New York City. There
were two flower girls, Betty Halliday.
youngest sister Of the bride, and Nancy
Reid.
MI. Jesse @. Damn ir., brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man, and
there were thirteen ushers: Mr.. Archie
Reid, Mr.. Ralph p. Hanes, Mr. PIER
0pont Strieber, Mr.. Reginald Williams.
Mr. Richard Smith, Mr.. d. Fulton, Mr,
Luther e. Wood, Mr. Kenneth Wood
Mr. James Slocum, Mr.. T. N. Edwards,
Mr.. Frederick Truscott, Mr.. r. Damn and
Mr. k. Urban, many Of whom were
classmates Of the bridegroom at Yale.
Following the ceremony, reception
was held st tho home OF the brides
parents. After wedding trim Mr..
and Mrs. Damn will make their horne
IN AnGerson Place, Buffalo.
The bride attended Miss Porter's
school. at Pennington, from which she
was graduated In 1919. She passad ths
greater part Of her first season season 'dn in
Buffalo, and last fall, following the
announcement Of her engagements TO
Mr.. Damn. sailed for Europe with her
aunt, Mrs. George r. Butler. remain
Ing abroad until late In che spring.
Mr.. Damn 10 son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. M, Alrop,x,ys