New-York tribune., 1922-11-12


the early part Of the coming year.
Invitations are being issued for the
! wedding Of Miss Ada Cary Baker
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Baker, Of 618 Ridgewood Road. Maple.
| wood, and Mr.. John Hibbard Fellows
OF New Britain, Conn, which will take
place Saturday, November 26. at s a. m
ct st. Georges Church, Maplowood.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Francis II. Richey and followed
by 9 reception. A number Of affairs
have been given in honor Of the
Miss Theresa Starrett, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Starrett, of Rerkley
Avenue, South Orange, will return
from Switzerland early in the coming
month. Miss Starrett has been tour
ing with relatives since the early part
Of July. Mr.. and Mrs. Starrett win
remain in South Orange until the end
Of the year, when they will depart for
Mountain Lakes, Fla, to remain there
until spring.
The marriage of Miss Rosalic Hall,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. EmmIin Hall,
Of Flushing, l.. L., and Mr. Frederick
Il. Collie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
NJ. Collie, Of 100 Prospect Street, East
Orange, took place yesterday.
The wedding was performed at the
Flushing Episcopal Church and was
followed by reception at the home Of
the brides parents. Miss Annie Hall
was her'sister's maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Collie, of East Orange, sister of the
bridegroom; Miss Mary Hitch and Miss
Delaney Newlan. Mr.. Runyon Collie,
of South Orange, was his brothers best
| man, and the ushers included two other
brothers, Dr.. Edward NJ. Collie jr., of
New York, and Mr.. Dayton Collie, of
South Orange; Mr.. David Hall and Mr.,
Emmlin Hall jr, brothers of the bride
Mr.. Cornelius Babcock and Mr.. Ralph
Lynch.
The wedding Of Miss Beryl Trsmper,
, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred John
Temper, of 104 Maplewood Avenue,
Maplewood, and Mr. Francis Baker
Hague. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth
J. Hague, of 1O6 North Ninth Street,
Newark, will take place Thursday
evening, December 7, in the Morrow
Memorial Church, Maplewood, instead
OF Saturday, December 2, as originally
intended. The wedding ceremony will
De 10 o.lowed by a reception at 8 o'clock
at the Essex County Country Club,
Hutton Park, West Orange. The bride
will be attended by Mrs. William A.
Becker, Of Newark, sister of the
bridegroom, as rnatron Of honor, and
by Miss Dorothy Dodd. of East Orange,
as maid of honor. Miss Helen Isabel
Stewart, of Maplewood; Miss Anne
Kastner, OF Glen Ridge; Miss Con-
stance. Jones, Of Newark, and Miss
Jean Albright, of New York, will act
as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Ainsworth J. Hague jr. will at
tend his brother as best man, and the
Of East Orange; Mr.. Alfred J. Tremper
jr., brother of the bride; Mr.. Jean A.
Tracey, Of Orange; Mr.. Rudolph A.
Ainberg, Of Bloomfield; Mr.. L.. Gayle
Chandler, MIR. J. Francis Treene and
Mr.. Roy M. Ludlow, Of Newark, and
Mr.. P. Richard Wells, of New York.
The Woman's Club Of Grange has
started an innovation in the way of
special entertainments for the chill
dren, under the auspices of the club
motion picture section, with Mrs. A. 3.
Thatcher as chairman. The first of the
pictures was given yesterday morning.
According to Mrs. Thatcher, the club
feels that it can best do it's "bit" for
the youngsters by providing them with
clean entertainment. The programs
that are contemplated also are expect
I'd to be OF real interest to the grown
Ips.
Mrs. Otto T. Shepard, of Wyoming
Avenue, Maplewood, has departed for q
short stay with friends at Westfeld,
N. Y,
Mrs. Otto r. Smith, Of Durand Road,
Maplewood, was hostess Thursday aft
crnoon at q meeting of the Travel Club.
The second monthly reception and
tea under the direction of the women's
entertainment committee was held
Monday afternoon at the Maplewood
Club. The hostesses were Mrs. Charles
Reed. Mrs. 7. Monroe Graham and Mrs.
Frank Parsons. The music for the &C.
casion included a piano selection by
Mrs. Reed and vocal numbers by Mrs.
Robert Steward and Mrs. F. B. Schell.
Well known among the younger mem
bers of society in the Oranges is Miss
Frances Brunson, daughter of DR.. RAN
dolph Brunson and Mrs. Brunson, Of
Park Avenue, East Orange. Miss Brun-
son, who is real beauty, is excep-
tionally, popular, and an interested
worker in the Newark Social Service
Bureau.
Miss Ruth Arnold, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J.. Arnold, of So South
Parkway. East Orange, will set date
early in the coming year for her we'd
ding to Mr.. Walter j. Bagley, OF So
New Street, East Orange.
Mrs. William W. Wheatley, formerly
of East Orange. has returned to her
home at Lake Waramaug, Conn, after
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. Churchill Langhorne, of
Hampton Terrace, East Orange.
Mr.. Rea Babson, son of Mrs. A. C.
Babson, of the Hotel Edgeme-e, East
Orange, has returned, after an extand-
ed stay in the Hood River Valley, Ore
gon, with his brother and sister-ir law,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gorham Babson.
Mr.. Lawrence Schenck, of Iryington
Avenue, South Orange, has departed
for San Francisco.
Mr.. George Frank, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Frank jr,, Of Cottage
Street, South Orange, has returned
from an extended stay In China. He
made the trip from San Francisco by
automobile.
Mrs. +. w. Campbell, of Grove Road
South Orange, has returned from
stay at her country home near Dem
willie.